RESEARCH ON PERSONAL CREDIT EVALUATION BASED ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE DATA
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Traditional regional economics and management science may justify the personal credit evaluation system in one way or another, but generally speaking, they are not specific enough. This article sets the personal credit evaluation based on criminal justice data as the focus and uses theories of management, regional economics, sociology, law and criminology to explore its source and inner mechanism of action.
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