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    Unemployment and crimes against property in the Philippines from 2011-2015 are compared in this study. Crimes against property, such as theft, robbery, and vandalism, are shown to increase as unemployment rises, with a 36% share of total crimes in 2012 when unemployment increased. The research focuses on crimes against property as they are more prevalent in the Philippines compared to other crimes and appear correlated with rising unemployment according to data from the National Statistics Office.

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    Unemployment and crimes against property in the Philippines from 2011-2015 are compared in this study. Crimes against property, such as theft, robbery, and vandalism, are shown to increase as unemployment rises, with a 36% share of total crimes in 2012 when unemployment increased. The research focuses on crimes against property as they are more prevalent in the Philippines compared to other crimes and appear correlated with rising unemployment according to data from the National Statistics Office.

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    A Study On The Relationship of Unemployment and Crime Rates

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    Unemployment and crimes against property in the Philippines from 2011-2015 are compared in this study. Crimes against property, such as theft, robbery, and vandalism, are shown to increase as unemployment rises, with a 36% share of total crimes in 2012 when unemployment increased. The research focuses on crimes against property as they are more prevalent in the Philippines compared to other crimes and appear correlated with rising unemployment according to data from the National Statistics Office.

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    A COMPARATIVE RESEARCH ON UNEMPLOYMENT AND CRIME AGAINST PROPERTY

    Macroeconomic Indicator: Unemployment


    Sustainable Goal: Development of Peace and Justice

    - In our study, we want to compare and show the relationship between unemployment and peace and justice. in the
    Philippines. Crimes against property are actions that are destructive of someone else’s property. It includes theft, robbery,
    larceny, burglary, motor vehicle theft, shoplifting, arson and vandalism.

    We’ve limited our research to crimes against property because it more rampant and relevant in the Philippines from
    2011 through 2015 compared to other forms of crime.

    - This is the data that we have collected from NSO’s Philippine in Figures with regards to unemployment and crime
    in the Philippines for 2011-2015. We have observed that there is positive correlation between unemployment and crime
    and unemployment

    - From the graph, we can also observe that as unemployment rate increased the number of crimes against property
    significantly increased like in 2012 where these crime became thirty-six (36) percent of the total crimes compared to the
    previous year when it was only twenty-one (21) percent of the total crimes.

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