Student Name
Student Name
Course: MDM4U
Teacher’s name: Umme
Date: 1-2-2024
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The Relationship between Poverty and Crime
+Background information:
Poverty and crime have been issues in society since civilization began. They are also both issues
that can be reduced but never eradicated. Poverty and crime will always exist in the world, but
do they have an impact on each other? Over the world, poor countries always leading the crime
rate This presentation will establish whether poverty has an impact on crime.
+Statements:
This research will use the information from 2000-2022 in the US.
+DATA COLLECTION
poverty rate in the US from 2000-2020
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terrorism problem
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Reported violent crime rate in the United States
from 2000 to 2022
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correlation=-0,22276129
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These three graphs show us that there is not too much related poverty to the crime
rate so I did some more research to know what is the main reason for the high
crime rate and it seems like it is about education.
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high education pecentage
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white black asian hispacnic
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white black asian hispacnic
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correlation -0,9329040279
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This scatter shows us the correlation between education and crime rate. Higher education means
the crime rate is lower
+PREDICTION OF DATA
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poverty Forecast(poverty)
Lower Confidence Bound(poverty) Upper Confidence Bound(poverty)
Conclusion:
Poverty has an impact on crime factors but is not clear, other reasons such as lack of education
seem to be more relevant to crime rates.