ICFICE 2016
Current Result Document :
ÇѱÛÁ¦¸ñ(Korean Title) |
-Depth Analysis of Correlation Between the Density of Local Liquor Stores and Local Crime Rate Based on R |
¿µ¹®Á¦¸ñ(English Title) |
-Depth Analysis of Correlation Between the Density of Local Liquor Stores and Local Crime Rate Based on R |
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Jin Young Park
Kwon Hye Jeong
Jong-Bae Kim
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¿ø¹®¼ö·Ïó(Citation) |
VOL 08 NO. 01 PP. 0294 ~ 0296 (2016. 06) |
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According to the crime statistics by police (2014), crimes committed in an intoxicated state accounts for 24.9% of the entire crimes, which is a higher rate than the rates of crimes committed with mental disorder, mental retardation, or other types of mental illness, and second highest after the rate of crimes committed in a normal state. Also, of crimes committed in an intoxicated state, 40% are violent crimes, which suggest the high likelihood of violent crimes when the potential criminals are drunk. There is a close correlation between drinking and crimes, and many studies investigated the correlation between the alcohol or density of liquor stores and crime rate. This study raises a question to existing studies on correlation between the density of liquor stores and crime rate, and conducted an in-depth analysis of the effect of the density of liquor stores on the actual crime rate by extracting the high risk drinking rate of areas with a high density of liquor stores. The statistics program R was used for verifying whether the density of local liquor stores is always a reliable independent variable that influences the local crime rate, and the study proposed measures on a national level as well as on a private level be prepared with regards to drinking problems.
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crime rate
high risk drinking rate
density of liquor stores
correlation
R
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