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An empirical test of the offset hypothesis

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Does increased abortion lead to lower crime? : evaluating the relationship between crime, abortion, and fertility

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Does protecting smaller firms result in lower prices? : Empirical evidence from the Canadian retail gasoline industry

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Does increased abortion lead to lower crime? : Evaluating the relationship between crime, abortion, and fertility

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An Empirical Test of the Offset Hypothesis

Sen, Anindya - 2002

I exploit cross province and time series variation in Canadian mandatory seat belt legislation to empirically test the offset hypothesis. The results of this study offer modest evidence on the existence of offsetting behavior by drivers. Specifically, increased usage of seat belts by drivers...

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