{ { { Much. { Crimes against property without violence. { { { { { { Moderately. { Crimes against property with violence. { { Inversely. { { Subject to the { { { Crimes against property with premeditated destruction. { Influence of { { Little. { Crimes other than those named above and those CRIMES AND { Economic Occurrences { { { against persons and against the currency. MISDEMEANORS. { and varying with { { Them. { { Crimes over which { { { Directly. { the Influence of { Crimes against persons. { { { Alcohol is Predominant. { { { Not subject to { Not at All. { Misdemeanors and contraventions. { the Influence of { { Economic Occurrences. { Only Slightly. { Forgery and counterfeiting. His investigation gives the following results for New South Wales: { { { { 1. Theft and receiving stolen goods. { Subject to the Influence of { Inversely. { Much. { 2. Petty larceny. { Economic Occurrences { { { 3. Horse-stealing. { and varying with Them. { { { 4. Minor offenses against property. { { { Moderately. { 5. Domiciliary thefts. CRIMES AND { { { { 6. Sheep-stealing. MISDEMEANORS. { { { { 7. Forgery. { { { Little. { 8. Cattle-stealing. { { { { { { Crimes and { 9. Murder. { { { Misdemeanors over { 10. Arson. { { { which the Influence { 11. Homicide. { { { of Alcohol { 12. Assaults. { { { is Predominant. { 13. Extortion. { { { { 14. Robbery. { { { { 15. Other minor offenses. { { Directly. { { I. Offenses against public decency. { { { { II.