Economic models of income-producing crimes are usually formulated as a labor supply decision (or a portfolio problem) under uncertainty. As such they are easily susceptible to income taxation. This paper incorporates the theory of the taxation of risk taking into such a model to derive results...

Economic models of income-producing crimes are usually formulated as a labor supply decision (or a portfolio problem) under uncertainty. As such, these models are easily affected by taxation. This paper incorporates the theory of taxation and risk taking into such a simple model of crime to...

The existing literature on the effects of taxation on income-producing crimes lays claim to several important implications: first, that a pure income tax regime maintains the (efficient) level of crime with respect to risk neutral offenders; second, that the current U.S. income tax laws under...