NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES WAS THERE REALLY A HAWTHORNE EFFECT AT THE HAWTHORNE PLANT? AN ANALYSIS OF THE ORIGINAL ILLUMINATION EXPERIMENTS Steven D. Levitt John A. List

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NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES PARENTAL INCENTIVES AND EARLY CHILDHOOD ACHIEVEMENT: A FIELD EXPERIMENT IN CHICAGO HEIGHTS Roland G. Fryer, Jr. Steven D. Levitt

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SAMPLE SELECTION IN THE ESTIMATION OF AIR BAG AND SEAT BELT EFFECTIVENESS* Steven D. Levitt and Jack Porter* Abstract—Because data are collected for only fatal crashes, it is difŽ cult to accurately measure seat belt

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NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES MARKET DISTORTIONS WHEN AGENTS ARE BETTER INFORMED: THE VALUE OF INFORMATION IN REAL ESTATE Steven D. Levitt Chad Syverson

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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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• 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

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• Steven Levitt
• Abortion
• Abortion in the United States
• Legalized abortion and crime effect
• Sexual reproduction
• Freakonomics

BLOGWATCH By Paul Walker () The bad news about the greats of economics continues. In the last couple of years we have lost Alchian, Buchanan, Coase, and now Gary Becker. Peter Klein notes that

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• Conservatism in the United States
• Economics
• Academia
• Gary Becker
• Richard Posner
• Chicago school of economics
• Freakonomics
• Return
• Steven Levitt

University of Chicago Spring Quarter 2014 PPHA 37102: CRIME POLICY Instructor: Jens Ludwig () Harris School Office, 1155 60th Street, Room 159, (

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• Criminology
• Crime prevention
• Steven Levitt
• David Weisburd
• Broken windows theory
• Juvenile delinquency

Essay Topic for EC 1800 Maximum Word Count: 1,500 words (not including Bibliography and footnotes) Due Date: Tuesday 20th January 2009 Pass mark required: 40% Question:

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• Enron
• Essay
• Paul Ormerod
• Business
• Applied ethics
• Stephen J. Dubner
• Steven Levitt
• Freakonomics

Dis­­cus­­si­­on Paper NoThe Behavioralist Goes to School: Leveraging Behavioral Economics to Improve Educational Performance Steven D. Levitt, John A. List,

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