by Nathan Smith | May 6, 2017 | Student_Work
A data comparison of population, unemployment rates, and violent crime rates between 2012 and 2015 data in Arkansas show strangely different comparisons for all the cities and regions in Arkansas. In general, population numbers grew between 2012 and 2015. The largest...
by Nathan Smith | May 4, 2017 | Student_Work
The state of Arkansas has made big changes since 2012 in regards to crime and unemployment rates. The information from the most recent FBI data along with census data reveal a generally uplifting picture for Arkansans. It seems that there is more improvement being...
by Nathan Smith | May 4, 2017 | Student_Work
Crime Down, Economy Up in Arkansas By: Jesse Kloss The state of Arkansas is quickly becoming a more attractive place to live, as the unemployment rate and crime rates are on the downfall, and median family income is on the rise. Total offenses are down across the...
by Nathan Smith | May 4, 2017 | Student_Work
Addressing Stereotypes Through Data by Ethan Owen Stereotypes exist for all kinds of people and situations. People are stereotyped by their race, income, by what they wear, where they go to school, which sports teams they root for and what kinds of cars they drive,...
by Nathan Smith | May 4, 2017 | Student_Work
The trends in Arkansas crime and employment data suggest a negative correlation between economic health and crime rates. Arkansas localities – towns or cities – with high crime rates have low median family incomes and high unemployment rates. Conversely,...
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