In order to curb the run away crime, various institutions including the government have come up with plans to decelerate the crime wave. In order to analyse and come forward with a plan for reducing crime and improving quality of life one first needs to understand why people commit crime. Relating to economic factors Relating to law enforcement Relating to social influences Relating to education As far as crime relating to economic factors go, their research found that parolees how found satisfactory jobs were less likely to commit further crime. Social influences are many, but most notably are drug abuse and demographic division of the population. The research did not find any conclusive proof that or correlation between literacy and crime rate, although their finding that Northern Ireland has the lowest violent crime rate in the UK, but also educate a larger percentage of young people might have an influence.
Most crime relates to money.
If a person have none, do not have a job to obtain some the logical answer to some would be to steal it. This may not be a direct theft, but consider the poor man stealing a car for a car theft syndicate who pays him money to steal the car. Using a typical model such as Oakland's model for TQM, we find that all operations revolve around a customer and a supplier relationship. In the reduction of crime scenario, the customer is the citizen, wanting the government, who is the supplier to reduce crime. Thus a deduction can be made that if there were more jobs going around, crime would decrease.