Individual perceptions of the criminal justice system

Article Abstract:

A cost-benefit analysis of criminal behavior is assessed by outlining theories of deterrence and belief updating. Survey results from a demographically varied sample show the impact of perceptions regarding policy intervention, probability of arrest and personal experiences on crime participation.

United States, Public affairs, Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Demographic aspects, Criminal intent, Risk perception, Criminal behavior, Criminal behaviour

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Workers' education, spillovers, and productivity: evidence from plant-level production functions

Article Abstract:

A study showing that productivity of plants in cities is directly proportionate to college graduates in the city and the labor costs. Within a city, the spillovers from increased productivity are more in the economically related industries than in unrelated industries.

California, Analysis, Education, Growth, Industrial productivity, Workers, Alumni, Company growth, Productivity

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