CENTER FOR LABOR ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY WORKING PAPER NO. 35 Do Electoral Cycles in Police Hiring Really Help Us Estimate the Effect of Police on Crime?

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Date: 2001-09-11 13:34:20 Regression analysis Simultaneous equation methods Parametric statistics Steven Levitt Least squares Instrumental variable Ordinary least squares Crime in the United States Violent crime Sampling Statistics		CENTER FOR LABOR ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY WORKING PAPER NO. 35 Do Electoral Cycles in Police Hiring Really Help Us Estimate the Effect of Police on Crime? Add to Reading List Source URL: cle.berkeley.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 128,37 KB Share Document on Facebook

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