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Engelhardt, Bryan - In: Journal of labor economics 28 (2010) 3, pp. 677-718

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Criminal associations with bargaining and build frictions

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The labor market and female crime

Engelhardt, Bryan; Rocheteau, Guillaume; Rupert, Peter - 2008

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Prison work programs with unemployment insurance : generating tax revenue and less crime

Baumann, Robert; Engelhardt, Bryan; Morgano, Megan - 2011

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Crime and the labor market : a search model with optimal contracts

Engelhardt, Bryan; Rocheteau, Guillaume; Rupert, Peter - In: Journal of public economics 92 (2008) 10/11, pp. 1876-1891

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Crime and the labor market : a search model with optimum contracts

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Essays on crime and search frictions

Engelhardt, Bryan - 2008

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Crime and labour market turnover

Baumann, Robert; Engelhardt, Bryan - In: Applied economics letters 23 (2016) 7/9, pp. 536-538

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Crime and the decline of unions

Baumann, Robert; Engelhardt, Bryan - In: Labour : review of labour economics and industrial relations 26 (2012) 2, pp. 225-234

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Chapter 4 The Labor Market and Female Crime

Engelhardt, Bryan; Rocheteau, Guillaume; Rupert, Peter - In: Frontiers of family economics : Vol. 1, (pp. 139-163). 2008

The same forces that lead to changes in participation in the labor market can also affect the extent of criminal activity. To analyze such interaction we construct a search-theoretic model where labor market participation, labor market outcomes and crime are determined jointly. The model is...

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