Safety in numbers: fear of crime

Article Abstract:

British citizens have become too fearful of crime. Statistics show that crime is still an infrequent cause of death in comparison to accidents. Acts of crime that are heavily publicized often cause fear and anxiety that become exaggerated.

United Kingdom, Crime, Criminal statistics, Fear of crime

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Safety in numbers

Article Abstract:

Economic statistics have become less reliable for a number of reasons auch as technological change and deregulation.

Editorial, Analysis, Statistics, Statistics (Data), Economic surveys

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Running the numbers

Article Abstract:

The contribution of Daniel McFadden and James Heckman to econometrics is examined in detail.

Econometrics, Study and teaching, Economists

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