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GDP growth vs. criminal phenomena: data mining of Japan 1926–2013

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Xingan Li; Henry Joutsijoki; Jorma Laurikkala; Martti Juhola

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AI & SOCIETY, Volume 33, Issue 2, p.261–274 (2018)
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APA style: Li, X., Joutsijoki H., Laurikkala J., & Juhola M. (2018).  GDP growth vs. criminal phenomena: data mining of Japan 1926–2013. AI & SOCIETY. 33(2), 261–274.
Chicago style: Li, Xingan, Henry Joutsijoki, Jorma Laurikkala, and Martti Juhola. "GDP growth vs. criminal phenomena: data mining of Japan 1926–2013." AI & SOCIETY 33, no. 2 (2018): 261-274.
IEEE style: Li, X., H. Joutsijoki, J. Laurikkala, and M. Juhola, "GDP growth vs. criminal phenomena: data mining of Japan 1926–2013", AI & SOCIETY, vol. 33, issue 2, pp. 261–274, May 2018.
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