This question needs to be answered carefully. Studies have shown that there is a correlation between poverty and certain illegal behaviors, but this is mainly due to socio-economic factors.： 1. Poor families face more pressure to survive, lack of education and employment opportunities 2. Poor communities may lack sufficient resources and support systems 3. There may be unequal treatment of low-income groups in the judicial system However, it is inaccurate to simply attribute law-abiding compliance to family economic conditions. The vast majority of people from poor families are law-abiding citizens, and violations of the law exist at all levels of society. Moral character and law-abiding compliance mainly depend on personal values, education and social environment, not simple economic conditions. Improving social equity and providing equal opportunities are more important to reduce related problems.