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Police incentives, policy spillovers, and the enforcement of drug crimes

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Deterability by age

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Police bias in the enforcement of drug crimes : evidence from low priority laws

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Interracial face-to-face crimes and the socioeconomics of neighborhoods : Evidence from policing records

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Private security, maritime piracy and the provision of international public safety

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Did Craigslist's erotic services reduce female homicide and rape?

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Making Space for Crime : A Spatial Analysis of Criminal Competition

DeAngelo, Gregory - 2011

This paper utilizes a spatial competition model to analyze criminal activity. Criminals are heterogeneous in their cost of providing illegal goods and compete by choosing a location and a price for the distribution of the illegal goods to clients. The locational choice of criminals and law...

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