Gun Policy. A critical analysis of firearm laws in the United States of America

Essay from the year 2015 in the subject Health - Public Health grade: 80 University of South Florida (Post Graduate School) course: Health Care and Public Administration language: English abstract: The American firearm industry seems to be healthier than ever. The demand and production rates have gone seemingly high and there exist constant demand all over the country for firearm. As per the (Washington times 2015) during 2013 around 10.8 million of guns were manufactured; which is equivalent to the produced units during 2010 to 2012.According to the National Vital Statistics approximately around 31000 fatalities are recorded each year. The percentage of gun violence or firearm abuse spreads over; suicide (62per cent) homicide (35per cent) and accidental shootings accounts over 3per cent. (Cornell 2013). Once an individual possess an ownership of a firearm it makes the job simple and easy; aim and fire. Everyone in the society are vulnerable as the threshold between homicide and anger is brought down (Lendman 2012).