The American Economic Review, Volume 97American Economic Association., 2007 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... probability of arrest should be increasing in the previous expected probability ( g10 ) . Second , the expected probability of arrest should be decreasing in the number of crimes already committed ( by oneself or oth- ers ) , holding ...
... probability of arrest should be increasing in the previous expected probability ( g10 ) . Second , the expected probability of arrest should be decreasing in the number of crimes already committed ( by oneself or oth- ers ) , holding ...
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TABLE 1 - ANNUAL SELF - REPORTED CRIME , ARRESTS , AND BELIEFS AMONG Males in the NLSY97 Average perceived probability ( in percent ) of arrest for auto theft : Notes : Panel weights used in calculating all statistics . Standard errors ...
TABLE 1 - ANNUAL SELF - REPORTED CRIME , ARRESTS , AND BELIEFS AMONG Males in the NLSY97 Average perceived probability ( in percent ) of arrest for auto theft : Notes : Panel weights used in calculating all statistics . Standard errors ...
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... arrested , but it is reasonable to assume that no arrest was made in most cases , given such low official arrest rates . In this case , individuals should , on average , adjust their perceived probability of arrest downward af- 26 ter a ...
... arrested , but it is reasonable to assume that no arrest was made in most cases , given such low official arrest rates . In this case , individuals should , on average , adjust their perceived probability of arrest downward af- 26 ter a ...
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