Moral statistics is a term that refers to the quantitative study of social phenomena, particularly those related to morality and ethics. It often involves the collection and analysis of data related to crime, poverty, health, and other social issues to understand patterns and trends in human behavior. The idea is to use statistical methods to reveal insights about moral issues in society, such as the distribution of crime rates, the impact of social policies, or the demographic factors linked to various moral concerns.
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