Errors:  

- Tense inconsistency ("were increasing" should be "are increasing")

- Spelling error ("considere" should be "consider")

- Incorrect term ("crime activities" should be "criminal activities")

Corrected version:

There is little room for doubt that nowadays, criminal activities are increasing due to poverty and unemployment because people are finding ways to earn money without considering whether their actions are legal or illegal.

Improved version:

It is undeniable that in the modern era, the surge in criminal activities is linked to poverty and unemployment, as individuals seek financial means without regard to the legality of their actions.

Errors:  

- Missing article ("a" before "bachelor's degree")

- Incorrect term ("literacy" should be "literate")

- Missing conjunction ("and" before "which results")

Corrected version:

On the one hand, people cannot compete for job positions without a bachelor's degree, which results in unemployment among many literate individuals.

Improved version:

From one perspective, the lack of a bachelor's degree prevents individuals from competing for certain job roles, leading to unemployment among the educated populace.

Errors:  

- Missing verb ("are" before "hard")

- Awkward phrasing ("misdeeds that the last way" should be "misdeeds as the last resort")

Corrected version:

Hence, they are hard-pressed to meet their basic demands in everyday life, which leads to the growth of wrongdoers who participate in misdeeds as the last resort to cover their financial needs.

Improved version:

Therefore, the struggle to fulfill basic daily needs fosters an increase in wrongdoers who resort to misdeeds as a final measure to manage their financial obligations.