Violent Crime Fall Could be Related to Alcohol

The video discusses Britain's shift towards a continental cafe culture, leading to reduced alcohol consumption and a decrease in violent crime. A study highlights that since 2001, serious violence has declined, with a notable 12% drop last year. Economic factors, such as increased alcohol prices and stagnant disposable income, contribute to this trend. While binge drinking remains an issue, it's less severe, especially among youth. The study suggests that less affordable alcohol correlates with reduced crime, sparking debate on alcohol pricing policies.

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