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Category > Business & Finance Posted 26 Sep 2017 My Price 8.00

four major sources of crime statistics in the United States.

Chapter 3

 

CPA: 3.1 Identify the four major sources of crime statistics in the United States.

1)      Uniform Crime Report:

2)      National Incident Based Reporting   System

3)      National Crime Victimization Survey

4)      Offender Self-Reports

 

CPA. 3.2 Describe the three ways to measure crime data.

                (1) Define the term aggregate crime and give an example (other than the one provided in the Lecture Slides or the textbook)

                (2) Define the term crime rate and give an example (other than the one provided in the Lecture Slides or the textbook)

                                (3) Define the term percentage change and give an example (other than the one provided in the Lecture Slides or the textbook)

 

 

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