Some countries are struggling with increases in crime rates. Some believe that having more police on the streets is best way to reduce and combat crime. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Almost every day of the week you can you read stories about societies are grappling with finding the best ways to curb the rising

crime

rate

. In fact,

this

issue has aroused much controversy among people. It is widely believed that increasing police presence in different areas of cities will reduce criminality.

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I personally opine that other aspects of a country

such

as the

economy

and educational

system

play a more crucial role in diminishing

crime

rates.

Hence

several reasons go as follows.

First

and foremost, an efficient education

system

can act as a deterrent to committing crimes. Indeed, school after the home is the

second

minutiae which children are bringing up in.

Moreover

, children have to be taught how to behave in society and what is wrong morally.

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ducational

system

will discourage committing offences by teaching children moral lessons.

For instance

, Japan had changed its educational infrastructure in 1992 to focus more on ethical issues.

Therefore

, since 1992, its

crime

rate

is decreasing by 4% annually.

Last

but not least, a lucrative

economy

provides more jobs with appropriate salaries.

Thus

, everyone has enough amount of money to afford a good standard of living. In

this

respect, if

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nflation

rate

of the

economy

of a country is low, the

economy

will be a panacea for discouraging criminality in all its forms. According to recent research conducted by the University of Toronto from 1990 until 2001, when the inflation

rate

of Iran

economy

was low, there was no incentive for

crime

anymore. In conclusion, I think other measurements

such

as enhancing the educational

system

and economics condition is more effective than increasing police presence to diminish criminality.