Análisis correlacional de los determinantes de las crisis económicas y la intensidad de los delitos en el Ecuador..

Abstract

In this research a correlational study of crime with unemployment and poverty investigation is proposed, it was necessary to analyze the several theories that are related, to being able and know to measure the inequality that exists between the inhabitants of a determined population in a given correlation. It allows to determine that poverty does not cause crime, although in theoretical parameters it seems to be true, however it is necessary to apply this type of statistics in order to have official data that is based on real reference studies, thus providing a contribution to society and entities responsible for citizen security to take measures to reduce crime. For Breaking with false schemes of poverty and delinquency it is the best way to start a structural change in society. In this study it was determined that unemployment increases for people with a criminal record, since they do not have the guarantee of integrity to fulfill their work responsibly and reliability. Therefore, they commit crimes again. It is necessary to take this type of studies very seriously to break with stereotypes that are the reason people who have served their sentence have the opportunity to be inserted into society. Only these changes will give the country safe alternatives to form citizens who are creators of an assertive economic future.