The graph below shows the crime rate in England and Wales from 1970 to 2005.

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The line graph illustrates the rate of three types of crime — car theft, house burglaries, and
street
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robbery
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— across England and Wales from 1970 to 2005.
Overall
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, all three types of crimes experienced an upward trend, but at varying degrees. The rate of car theft saw the largest rise,
while
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the opposite was true for
street
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robbery
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. In terms of smaller changes
first,
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street
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robbery
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was very small over the course of 20 years. By 2000
street
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robbery
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rate rose to 0.20
million
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and stayed stable until the final year. The number of house burglaries started from the same level as
street
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robbery
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in 2005.
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figure soared to 0.60
million
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by 1980. Despite remaining unchanged until 1985, the number of house burglaries
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declined to approximately 0.50
million
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in 2005.
By contrast
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, car theft started with the highest initial figures of 0.40
million
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and climbed to 1
million
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by 1990. Before peaking at 1.60
million
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in 1995. Ultimately, reached the same level as in 1990 by the final year.

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