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Why higher punishment may reduce deterrence
E. Feess, Ansgar Wohlschlegel
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Social Sciences
Analysis
3%
Costs
10%
Crime
14%
Definition
3%
Deterrence
25%
Economists
3%
Evidence
7%
Imprisonment
3%
Investment
3%
Juries
14%
Legal System
3%
Literature
3%
Literature
3%
Offense
10%
Paper
10%
Preference
7%
Probability
3%
Quality
10%
Resource Allocation
3%
Social Costs
3%
Witness
3%
Psychology
Main Result
3%
Punishment
100%
INIS
allocations
3%
cost
14%
crime
7%
detection
3%
enforcement
3%
errors
10%
incentives
3%
increasing
7%
investment
3%
legal aspects
21%
losses
3%
probability
3%
range
3%
refuse
3%
risks
10%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Allocation
3%
Costs
10%
Incentives
3%
Investment
3%
Loss
3%
Social Costs
3%