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Fig. 5 | Crime Science

Fig. 5

From: More crime in cities? On the scaling laws of crime and the inadequacy of per capita rankings—a cross-country study

Fig. 5

The inadequacy of per capita rankings. Per capita ranking can differ substantially from rankings adjusted for population size, depending on the scaling exponent. In Italy and Denmark, for example, A theft ranks (top) diverge considerably more than the ranks for burglary (bottom). Data points represent cities’ positions in the rankings. B In nonlinear cases, these rankings diverge, as measured via rank correlation

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