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Marginal deterrence : the effect of illicit incentive on robbery escalation

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-scale empirical analysis of the marginal deterrence principle to advance theory on the magnitude of potential deterrent effects. We … regress a stratified outcome variable representative of six decision outcomes for the crime of robbery on a unique exogenous … crime prevention. …

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The dialects of crime control

Humphries, Drew; Greenberg, David F. - In: Crime and capitalism : readings in Marxist criminology, (pp. 209-254). 1981

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Criminal Discount Factors and Deterrence

Mastrobuoni, Giovanni - 2016

The trade-off between the immediate returns from committing a crime and the future costs of punishment depends on an … heterogeneity based on age, education, crime type, and nationality. Our estimates imply that the majority of deterrence is derived …

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Crime, Incentives and Political Effort : A Model and Empirical Application for India

Gehring, Kai - 2016

The large share of politicians facing criminal accusations in India has sparked a public debate and an emerging literature that assesses its causes and effects. We develop a model of the incentives faced by members of parliament when deciding whether to engage in effort for their constituency to...

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Optimal Law Enforcement with Sophisticated and Naive Offenders

Buechel, Berno - 2018

Research in criminology has shown that the perceived risk of apprehension often differs substantially from the true level. To account for this insight, we extend the standard economic model of law enforcement (Becker, 1968) by considering two types of offenders, sophisticates and naïves. The...

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Of coase, cattle, and crime : why the Becker model is compatible with a moral theory of criminal law

Miceli, Thomas J. - 2022

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Crime, Incentives and Political Effort : A Model and Empirical Application for India

Gehring, Kai - 2017

Political representatives with criminal backgrounds are considered a great problem in many countries. In India in particular, the public disclosure of the large share of politicians currently facing criminal charges has sparked a heated public debate and emerging literature assessing the causes...

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Threats and Criminal Deterrence in Several Dimensions

Levmore, Saul - 2017

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