Crime and young men
the role of arrest, criminal experience, and heterogeneity
by Susumu Imai
"Using National Youth Survey (NYS) data, we examine the relationship of current criminal activity and past arrests using an ordered probit model with unobserved heterogeneity. Past arrests raise current criminal activity only for the non-criminal type, while past criminal experience raises current criminal activity for both types. Also, the age crime profile peaks at age 18 for non-criminal type individuals, but for criminal type individuals, it continues to rise with age. Past research indicates that age arrest profiles rise till age 18 and then fall for both types, suggesting lower apprehension rates for criminal type individuals"--National Bureau of Economic Research web site.
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Crime and young men: the role of arrest, criminal experience, and heterogeneity
2006, National Bureau of Economic Research
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Crime and young men: the role of arrest, criminal experience, and heterogeneity
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