Poverty and crime are two maladies that plague metropolitan areas. The economic theory of crime[1]demonstrates a direct correlation between poverty and crime. The model considered in this study seeks to examine the dy...Poverty and crime are two maladies that plague metropolitan areas. The economic theory of crime[1]demonstrates a direct correlation between poverty and crime. The model considered in this study seeks to examine the dynamics of the poverty-crime system through stability analysis of a system of ordinary differential equations in order to identify cost-effective strategies to combat crime in metropolises.展开更多
文摘Poverty and crime are two maladies that plague metropolitan areas. The economic theory of crime[1]demonstrates a direct correlation between poverty and crime. The model considered in this study seeks to examine the dynamics of the poverty-crime system through stability analysis of a system of ordinary differential equations in order to identify cost-effective strategies to combat crime in metropolises.
