The yielded table reveals the number of seven different countries citizens who died because of alcohol in 2005, divided into the male and female category as well capita wise consumption of beers in 2002, measured unit was liters.
Overall, the Czech Republic had the most beer consumption, and death rates were also higher than others; the least death numbers were in Lithuania, and the lowest beer usage was in Canada. Furthermore, alcohol-related deaths rates were higher in males than women.
In Germany, 107 liters of beer were used, and over 1 million people died. Among them, 200000 people gender was female and remained male. In Canada and Ireland total number of citizens’ death numbers was roughly the same, although the male number was higher in Canada. The usage of beers was 86 and 104 liters, respectively. For the Czech Republic, 132 liter of beer consumed by locals and 900000 men, 486000 women died for it. For Lithuania, alcohol-related deaths number was 125000 and among 13000 was female and rest of male. However, 91 liters were used.
For Australia, just below a 1 million citizen died due to alcohol and 73% among was male and 130000 was female. Beer usage was only 1 liter less than Germany. For Estonia, 98 liters of beer consumed per capita, 332000 males died among 383000 deaths and remained female.
The yielded table reveals the
number
of seven
different
countries citizens who
died
because
of alcohol in 2005, divided into the male and
female
category
as well
capita
wise consumption of beers in 2002, measured unit was liters.
Overall
, the Czech Republic had the most beer consumption, and death rates were
also
higher than others; the least death
numbers
were in Lithuania, and the lowest beer usage was in Canada.
Furthermore
, alcohol-related deaths rates were higher in
males
than women.
In Germany, 107 liters of beer were
used
, and over 1 million
people
died
. Among them, 200000
people
gender was
female
and remained male. In Canada and Ireland total
number
of citizens’ death
numbers
was roughly the same, although the male
number
was higher in Canada. The usage of beers was 86 and 104 liters,
respectively
. For the Czech Republic, 132 liter of beer consumed by locals and 900000
men
, 486000 women
died
for it. For Lithuania, alcohol-related deaths
number
was 125000 and among 13000 was
female
and rest of male.
However
, 91 liters were
used
.
For Australia,
just
below a 1 million
citizen
died
due to alcohol and 73% among was male and 130000 was
female
. Beer usage was
only
1 liter less than Germany. For Estonia, 98 liters of beer consumed per capita, 332000
males
died
among 383000 deaths and remained
female
.