Annual cost of violence containment worldwide in 2014, by violence type
Direct costs of global violence containment in 2014, by violence type (in billion U.S. dollars)
This statistic shows the estimated cost of containing violence around the world each year based on 2014 figures, by the type of violence or result of violence. In 2014, the world's governments spent a total of 190 billion U.S. dollars on incarceration in an attempt to contain violence.
Direct costs of global violence containment in 2014, by violence type (in billion U.S. dollars)
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