Harold L Votey
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1454693 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Harold L Votey |
| PRENOMES | Harold L |
| SOBRENOME | Votey |
| ASSINATURA | VOTEY H L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of California, Santa Barbara |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1969 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1987 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
A response to “drunk driving and the ecological fallacy
Rational Choice Models of Crimes by Youth
This article presents research findings from three analyses of criminal activity among youth. The data set used in all three is the National Longitudinal Survey of Young Americans, a data set that is particularly appropriate for this type of analysis. The work examined the relationship between criminal behavior and family and moral influences; the impact of legitimate labor market activity on participation in crime; and the effect of school enrol…
A comment on methodological concerns
Forecasting highway casualties
The deterioration of deterrence effects of driving legislation
Deterrence and Subjective Probabilities of Arrest
Illegal behavior responding to subjective probabilities of arrest and consequent costs is modeled within a framework of individual choice under uncertainty. The model is formulated for the case of driving while intoxicated and tested with data that include all arrests for drunken driving in Sweden from 1976-1979. Results indicate that an arrest experience reduces the probability that a person will drive while drunk. The results suggest that an ar…
Control of drunken driving accidents in Norway
Minimizing the social cost of drug abuse
The economics of crime and punishment
Optimal Community Educational Attainment
T HIS research provides an estimate of the demand for educational attainment across states within a framework of optimal community choice. The communi,ty is envisioned as having the ability to choose a level of educational attainment for its students which will maximize its net benefits subject to the prevailing technical relationship. The technical relationship specified in this paper considers separately the impact of school inputs, pupil input…
Crime, Youth, and the Labor Market
A Synthesis of the Economic and Demographic Models of Fertility
D ISTRIBUTION of the population by urban, rural nonfarm and farm residence is one of the oldest and most established causes of differentials in fertility cited by demographers.' Geographical region is also frequently mentioned in demographic studies as a source of variation in fertility in the United States. Race and social class, the latter often measured by occupational status, are additional variables popular with both demographers, and less s…
Crime, Youth, and the Labor Market
The deterioration of deterrence effects of driving legislation
Deterrence and Subjective Probabilities of Arrest
Illegal behavior responding to subjective probabilities of arrest and consequent costs is modeled within a framework of individual choice under uncertainty. The model is formulated for the case of driving while intoxicated and tested with data that include all arrests for drunken driving in Sweden from 1976-1979. Results indicate that an arrest experience reduces the probability that a person will drive while drunk. The results suggest that an ar…
Forecasting highway casualties
Minimizing the social cost of drug abuse
Rational Choice Models of Crimes by Youth
This article presents research findings from three analyses of criminal activity among youth. The data set used in all three is the National Longitudinal Survey of Young Americans, a data set that is particularly appropriate for this type of analysis. The work examined the relationship between criminal behavior and family and moral influences; the impact of legitimate labor market activity on participation in crime; and the effect of school enrol…
Control of drunken driving accidents in Norway
A Synthesis of the Economic and Demographic Models of Fertility
D ISTRIBUTION of the population by urban, rural nonfarm and farm residence is one of the oldest and most established causes of differentials in fertility cited by demographers.' Geographical region is also frequently mentioned in demographic studies as a source of variation in fertility in the United States. Race and social class, the latter often measured by occupational status, are additional variables popular with both demographers, and less s…
Crime, Youth, and the Labor Market
Optimal Community Educational Attainment
T HIS research provides an estimate of the demand for educational attainment across states within a framework of optimal community choice. The communi,ty is envisioned as having the ability to choose a level of educational attainment for its students which will maximize its net benefits subject to the prevailing technical relationship. The technical relationship specified in this paper considers separately the impact of school inputs, pupil input…
The economics of crime and punishment
Minimizing the social cost of drug abuse
Control of drunken driving accidents in Norway
A comment on methodological concerns
Forecasting highway casualties
The deterioration of deterrence effects of driving legislation
Deterrence and Subjective Probabilities of Arrest
Illegal behavior responding to subjective probabilities of arrest and consequent costs is modeled within a framework of individual choice under uncertainty. The model is formulated for the case of driving while intoxicated and tested with data that include all arrests for drunken driving in Sweden from 1976-1979. Results indicate that an arrest experience reduces the probability that a person will drive while drunk. The results suggest that an ar…
A response to “drunk driving and the ecological fallacy
Rational Choice Models of Crimes by Youth
This article presents research findings from three analyses of criminal activity among youth. The data set used in all three is the National Longitudinal Survey of Young Americans, a data set that is particularly appropriate for this type of analysis. The work examined the relationship between criminal behavior and family and moral influences; the impact of legitimate labor market activity on participation in crime; and the effect of school enrol…
Economics (8 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Control (management (4 obras) · Criminology (4 obras) · Engineering (4 obras) · Law (4 obras)