According to Shaw and McKay,the neighborhoods that have the highest rates of crime typically have all of the following common problems EXCEPT:

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According to Shaw and McKay, one common factor in highly crime-prone neighborhoods is the mobility of the population, rather than a permanent population. The other factors listed (poverty, physical dilapidation, heterogeneity) are common in such neighborhoods.

According to Shaw and McKay,the Neighborhoods That Have the Highest