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A note on the optimal punishment for repeat offenders
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  • 2000The Economic Theory of Public Enforcement of Law1,190 cited
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  • 1991A model of optimal fines for repeat offenders136 cited
  • 1979An Optimal Conviction Policy for Offenses that May Have Been Committed by Accident104 cited
  • 2000Punishing repeat offenders more severely95 cited
  • 1998On offense history and the theory of deterrence94 cited

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  • 2006Economics of Crime55 cited

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