Causes and

effects of CRIME
in big cities
Group 1
WHOA!
1: Nguyễn Thị Giang

2: Nguyễn Thị Anh Đào

3: Nguyễn Thị Hồng Hạnh

4: Nguyễn Hồng Hạnh

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

01. 02.
INTRODUCTION MAIN REASONS
Crime phenomenon in the Causes of crime in big
big city cities

03. 04.
EFFECTS CONCLUSION
Effects of crime in big
cities
 01.
INTRODUCTION
 Game
CRIME-RELATED VOCABULARY
 225

4,000 defendants (average 425 persons/year)

Ho Chi Minh City

1,771 defendants (average 225 persons/year)

Ha Noi
 02.
CAUSES
The Role of Early Life
Experiences

 Early life experiences appear likely to

have an especially strong influence on the
development of criminality

 Some of the more important

developmental factors…

 The rupture of family structure

DESCRIPTION WHITE COLLAR CRIMES

 A lack of education Generational poverty

03.
EFFECTS
A negative influence on economic
growth and development.

1. Crime rate had an effect on firm entry.

2. Crime generally reduces safety, disrupts

order, creates chaos, generates stress and
creates serious economic cost.

3. Crime dampens the morale of investors,

creates doubt and inefficiency in an industry. 
Safety and hinder community
collaboration and trust

1. Crime generally reduces safety, disrupts

social order, creates chaos and confusion…

2. There is an increase in crime level,

there is the tendency that there will be a
decline in the development of a community.
Serious economic costs

1. The financial impacts of crime include

medical bills
2. Effects of crime in the society include
the cost of repairing various kinds of
damages/destructions caused by crime
 04.
CONCLUSION
The first part
• the general crimes situation
The second part
• early life experiences
• a lack of education
• generational poverty
The last section
• economic growth and development
•   safety and hindering community collaboration and trust
• finally serious economic costs.
 ONE
SOLUTION
 focused on the
population group most
likely to commit violent
crimes

located in hotspot areas

facial recognition program

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