SI 2026 Economics of Crime

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• Emma Harrington, Hannah Shaffer
  Learning About Police Bias: How Monitoring the Police Changes Prosecutors’ Beliefs and Decisions
• Anya Marchenko, Bobak Pakzad-Hurson
  Accusing and Believing in Equilibrium: Evidence from #MeToo
• Sofia Amaral, Girija Borker, Nishith Prakash, Maria Micaela Sviatschi
  Debiasing Law Enforcement Officers: Evidence from an Expressive Arts Intervention in India
• Nikhil Rao, James M. Reeves
  Measuring Discrimination using Natural Experiments
• Aurelie Ouss, Arnaud Philippe
  Prison Peer Effects and the Public Safety Tradeoff
• Jens Ludwig
  Predicting Police Misconduct
• Alec Brandon, John A. List, Ian Muir, Hari Pingali, Evan K. Rose
  The Effects of Employment Opportunities on Crime
• Will S. Dobbie, Crystal Yang
  The Role of Beliefs in Driving Racial Discrimination: Experimental Evidence from the U.S. Pretrial System
• Itzik Fadlon, Michael G. Mueller-Smith, Benjamin Pyle, James M. Reeves, Briana Sullivan
  Job Displacement, Crime, and the Value of Unemployment Insurance in the US
• Pun Winichakul, Ning Zhang
  The Effect of Housing Access on Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence from the Family Options Study
• Eric Helland, Minjae Yun
  Restraining Orders and the Deterrence of Domestic Violence
• Jeffrey Grogger, Andrew Jordan, Tom Kirchmaier
  Explaining the Predictive Performance of Police in Cases of Domestic Abuse

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