Crime & Economy

In the world we as people are living in today, our economy climate is currently in a down fall. There are not enough jobs, and money to keep people employed. The economy is trying to pick up in the U.S. each and every day. I’ve seen times were it’ll gradually pickup, then suddenly begin to fall down. The crime rate throughout the world varies throughout the city and states of our country. Population and cities are all sorts of sizes, some with a higher crime rate than others. Our crime rate in the next decade could possibly lower, rise, or stay the same as now. It’s all based on an individual and how their actions take place. When our economy is bad our crime intends to rise. We have so many people that are unemployed, can’t find work; no one’s hiring, and can’t provide their needs. It gives them the motivation to steal or take from the more fortunate citizens who are actually employed. I think the most committed crimes would be breaking and entering, or carjacking. Breaking and entering to go inside and get all the goods others have, and also get whatever they need for their family. Carjacking would benefit them for transportation just long enough to get them exactly where they need to go, instead of walking. Having a good economy can also mean a high crime rate. If our economy is good then there are more jobs available for those that are unemployed. While having someone in all the available job openings means they’ll be more people working and making money, instead of on the streets and stealing other people’s property goods. It’s known that teenagers commit more crimes than adults. It’s very helpful that they have a part-time job after school. It would also teach them responsibly at a young age, and will appreciate things a whole lot more if they go out and work for it. When our economy is bad it’s known for our crime rate to lower. This can also vary with many families who have a family to support. While there currently not employed they have less money