Os impactos do mercado de crack nos pequenos municípios do Rio Grande do Sul: uma viagem sem volta para a criminalidade violenta
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https://doi.org/10.11606/1413-8050/ea193251Palavras-chave:
crime, crack, diferença nas diferenças, estudo de evento, Rio Grande do SulResumo
O artigo avalia a relação causal entre criminalidade violenta e mercado de drogas ilícitas pela identificação escalonada de mercados de crack em municípios do Rio Grande do Sul entre 2011 e 2017. Os resultados indicam que um mercado de crack está associado a aumentos de 53,82% nos homicídios nos períodos seguintes, de 40,92% nos roubos a pedestres no período em que o mercado é identificado e de 94,08% nos roubos a residência no grupo de municípios tratados a partir de 2016. A conclusão é de que o mercado de crack gerou incrementos relevantes e duradouros na criminalidade violenta.
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