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We use hedonic price models to estimate the value households are willing to pay to avoidviolent crime in the city of …
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high crime rates at the moment the children of their teen mothers become teenagers, are more likely to have higher homicide … rates in the future, when those children reach their peak crime ages, estimated to be between 18 to 26 years old in violent … cities of Colombia. The result is robust to various specifications, and to modeling the spatial autocorrelation of homicides. …
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, affect the likelihood to become criminal, although with differential importance by type of crime. …
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We assess the effect of the homicide rate, individual´s perception of security in their neighborhood of residence, and of the effect of their having been victimized, on life satisfaction. We find a negative effect of the homicide rate on life satisfaction for the subsample of individuals living...
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than before, reaching 18 years of age, in which case they are less likely to recidivate in any type of crime. The change in …
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fixed effects models of the increase in the number of properties confiscated on the main crime rates. From 2002 security … strategies changed, and as a result, the effects on crime rates are mostly large, negative and significant. There was a clear …
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This paper measures the impact of strengthening the security policy on the rural labour market in Colombia by …
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dollars from the United States as compensation for its role in the separation of Panama from Colombia. Those reforms and the … the internal rates of return on individual railroads. For those calculations, we consider that Colombia ended up paying …
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This paper uses the first wave of the Colombian Longitudinal Survey (ELCA) to analyze the relationship between individual health status and labor force participation. The empirical modeling strategy accounts for the presence of potential endogeneity between these two variables. The results show...
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study the experience of Colombia (1923-2008). Since its creation, in 1923, Colombia´s central bank has undergone several …
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