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If it was one set of figures from one country then you might have a point, but you are effectively describing noise and for such a wide range of crimes across s
by moocowduckquack 13y ago
If it was one set of figures from one country then you might have a point, but you are effectively describing noise and for such a wide range of crimes across such a wide range of countries you would expect the noise from reporting changes between different jurisdictions to more or less cancel out.
- beagle3 13y agoI am not arguing or contradicting you in any way, as I do not have any specific knowledge - but there are globally misreported (or misunderstood, I won't argue semantics) cost-of-living figures, without requiring conspirators or any centralized planning - do not rule out global bias in reporting just because a mechanism for such bias is not evident.
- moocowduckquack 13y agoI don't rule out bias, I am just noting that in this case it would seem unlikely to all be pushing in one direction for the reasons I stated.