Amna Nawaz
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Private Investors Put Money on Decreasing Teen Recidivism
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April 10, 2013
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10:02Now PlayingRikers Island prison houses 88,000 inmates a year, many of whom are repeat offenders. In an effort to decrease the teen recidivism rate, high finance and do-good innovation have made an unlikely partnership. Economics correspondent Paul Solman explores a new way to fund government social services through private investment.
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