Economics of criminology
The relevance of economic theories in criminology and the efficient reduction of crime
The essay explores the escalating issue of criminality in society, highlighting a significant rise in crime rates in Britain since 1946, where rates have increased tenfold. It emphasizes the alarming statistic that approximately 25% to 30% of citizens in OECD countries experience victimization annually. The work is rooted in the intersection of sociology and criminology, reflecting on the economic implications of crime and its pervasive impact on communities.
