Gun violence in New York City has steadily declined in recent years, but disparities remain—both in the lived experience of crime and in the public’s perception of safety. While many studies have explored the social determinants of violence, this research takes a broader approach by examining how social and environmental factors interact to shape neighborhood outcomes. A central focus of this analysis is New York State’s “Disadvantage Score,” a composite measure designed to capture the cumulative environmental, health, and socioeconomic burdens experienced by communities.

Lianne Persaud Week 07 Assignment 1 March 22, 2025

SSM Master's Thesis

In this article our propose is to analyze the ***selection distribution*** of the ***proportion***, ***mean*** and ***variance*** of five stores carrying out a certain activity, distributed by daily turnover.