Unemployment and Crime
Dependence On Labor Force Attributes, Other Factors In Crime-unemployment Relationships, Bibliography
Because criminal sources of income, such as theft and fraud, are alternatives to legitimate earnings, they tend to be associated with unemployment. This linkage, however, is far from clear and consistent.
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