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Modelling crime and punishment [PDF]
Applied Economics, 2001 This paper provides an extended supply of labour model which allows for different intensities of legal and illegal (criminal) activities and in which criminal activities may be considered both as work and leisure. Heterogeneity of individuals is also taken into account.
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THE DYNAMICS OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
International Journal of Modern Physics C, 2005This article analyzes crime development which is one of the largest threats in today's world, frequently referred to as the war on crime. The criminal commits crimes in his free time (when not in jail) according to a non-stationary Poisson process which accounts for fluctuations. Expected values and variances for crime development are determined.
Hausken, Kjell, Moxnes, John F.
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rle, 2008
Abstract This article studies the effects of income taxation on enforcement of business regulations. The key result is that income taxation makes it less socially costly to enforce the law and therefore allows the attainment of a higher level of deterrence.
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Abstract This article studies the effects of income taxation on enforcement of business regulations. The key result is that income taxation makes it less socially costly to enforce the law and therefore allows the attainment of a higher level of deterrence.
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2017
In 1952 Turing was arrested and tried for being gay. The court convicted him and sentenced him to chemical castration. It was disgraceful treatment by the nation that he had done so much to save. Turing faced this ordeal with his usual courage. Turing wrote a short story.
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In 1952 Turing was arrested and tried for being gay. The court convicted him and sentenced him to chemical castration. It was disgraceful treatment by the nation that he had done so much to save. Turing faced this ordeal with his usual courage. Turing wrote a short story.
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2017
In this chapter, we turn our attention to another feature of the resister’s story, one that has typically been less scrutinised and certainly is not as well understood: their experience once they had been arrested and entered custody. It was there in the interrogation chambers, cells and court rooms of the Nazi regime that the personal consequences of ...
Wayne Geerling, Gary Magee
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In this chapter, we turn our attention to another feature of the resister’s story, one that has typically been less scrutinised and certainly is not as well understood: their experience once they had been arrested and entered custody. It was there in the interrogation chambers, cells and court rooms of the Nazi regime that the personal consequences of ...
Wayne Geerling, Gary Magee
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Monthly Review, 1950
The nineteen-twenties inaugurated a more flourishing period of American fiction than any Dreiser had previously known. Several of his near contemporaries were coming into their own with a wider public. His most devoted followers, especially Sherwood Anderson, were growing up around him.
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The nineteen-twenties inaugurated a more flourishing period of American fiction than any Dreiser had previously known. Several of his near contemporaries were coming into their own with a wider public. His most devoted followers, especially Sherwood Anderson, were growing up around him.
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1969
S W, Mirams, S W, Mirams
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S W, Mirams, S W, Mirams
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