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    Title: Casual Police Corruption and the Economics of Crime: Further Results
    Authors: Chang,Juin-Jen;Lai,Ching-Chong;Yang,C.C.
    Keywords: Casual corruption;Crime;Enforcement;Social norms
    Date: 2000-03
    Issue Date: 2009-01-06 15:23:52 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: This article revisits the Bowles-Garoupa model with regard to corruption and crime. We interpret additional costs inflicted on a caught corrupt fficer as psychological costs, and we incorporate social norms into these psychological costs. In he Bowles-Garoupa model, the deterrent effect of raising fines on crime is weakened but is not perverse in the presence of corruption. Here, due to the `snowballing` character of social norms, raising fines could be counterproductive in deterring crimes if the status quo corruption is widespread. As a corollary, the optimality of the maximal fine suggested by Becker need not be true even if corruption is harmless.
    Relation: International Review of Law and Economics,20(1),35-51
    Data Type: article
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