fifth part! Regarding to how inequalities generated by economic policies can create higher crime rates, we can explain it by theory of anomie. This theory argues that a cultural maladjustment between the aims and achievements of success that promotes a society, and means (or recourses?) that it provides to get it, generated, in the sectors of underprivileged society, due to the inequality of opportunities and resources, a situation of stress, which leads certain individuals to use illicit means to achieve the goals of success. Therefore, in countries with policies that create greater inequality, there will be a greater likelihood that people with fewer resources to commit crimes against both property and violent crimes--- as holding M. Kelly study, finds a negative association between the interaction of inequality and social spending and homicides. Thank you:)