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A Review and Explanation of the TimeĀ series Evidence
| This review analyses the timeĀseries evidence of the effects of changing income inequality on crime for a number of countries and types of crime. 17 papers analysing this relationship using timeĀseries evidence were found via a systematic search. The papersĀ findings on the relationship between inequality and crime were classified as providing evidence of Significant Positive Associations, No Significant Associations, or Significant Negative Associations. The analysis indicated that property crime increases with rising income inequality and specific measures of violent crime, such as homicide and robbery, also display sensitivity to income inequality over time. Aggregated non-specific measures of violent crime, however, do not display such sensitivity, which is most likely to be due to differences in crime reporting. The majority of the differences in the findings can be explained by the choice of covariates, and the estimators and measures used in the paper. The paper concludes with a unified interpretation of the timeĀseries evidence. | |
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