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Criminality and economic conditions

Note 51 — Chapter II · THE STATISTICIANS.

Henry P. (Henry Pomeroy) Horton translation

Dr. Müller’s final conclusion is as follows: “We may regard it as an established truth that, in the last analysis, the cause for the increase and decrease of crime as a whole is to be found in the presence or absence of a chance for employment and gain, in the condition of individual lines of industry, and in the greater or less degree in which the population as a whole in consequence of this, are in a position to consume.”51

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