Homicide
Where Murder Has The Highest Economic Impact
Murder can have a devastating impact on a country's economy. El Salvador is a notable example and it is struggling with a homicide rate of 51 per 100,000 of its inhabitants. Rampant crime is seriously hampering its economic growth and homicide's impact on GDP is 43 percent, according to the . It also accounts for 25 percent of Honduras' GDP and 21 percent of Lesotho's GDP.
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This chart show the economic cost of homicide as a share of GDP in 2017.
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