In this paper, we develop a model of law enforcement with the possibility of corruption between the enforcer and the potential offender. We study how the violation rate changes with the level of the fine imposed on violations. We show that there is always equilibrium violation regardless of the fine level. Moreover, we find, in contrast to the conventional wisdom, that the fine level that minimizes violations can be intermediate rather than large
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We study an enforcement model in which, as soon as a Legislator grants an amnesty to low-rank crimin...
We analyse an oligopoly model in which differentiated criminal organizations compete on criminal act...
In this paper, we develop a model of law enforcement with the possibility of corruption between enfo...
This article analyzes corruption of law enforcement agents: payment of bribes to agents so that they...
This paper presents a three-tier law enforcement model in which an inspector monitors a firm's disch...
We study the optimal compensation policy for a corruptible inspector, charged with monitoring pollut...
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Abstract. Gary Becker’s classic 1968 paper demonstrates that fines dominate expenditures on detectio...
This paper revisits the issue of law enforcement and the design of monetary sanctions when the publi...
This paper considers collusion between a supervisor and an agent within a Principal-Supervisor-Agent...
We consider the role of asymmetric information on the emergenceof collusion between criminals and en...
This paper considers a model of enforcement with corruptible enforcers in a principal-supervisor-age...
Research in criminology has shown that the perceived risk of apprehension often differs substantiall...
This paper modifies a standard model of law enforcement to allow for learning by doing. We incorpora...
The importance of monitoring and enforcement for the effectiveness of environmental regulation is ob...
We study an enforcement model in which, as soon as a Legislator grants an amnesty to low-rank crimin...
We analyse an oligopoly model in which differentiated criminal organizations compete on criminal act...
In this paper, we develop a model of law enforcement with the possibility of corruption between enfo...
This article analyzes corruption of law enforcement agents: payment of bribes to agents so that they...
This paper presents a three-tier law enforcement model in which an inspector monitors a firm's disch...
We study the optimal compensation policy for a corruptible inspector, charged with monitoring pollut...
This article analyzes the effect of corruption on the use of nonmonetary sanctions such as imprisonm...
Abstract. Gary Becker’s classic 1968 paper demonstrates that fines dominate expenditures on detectio...
This paper revisits the issue of law enforcement and the design of monetary sanctions when the publi...
This paper considers collusion between a supervisor and an agent within a Principal-Supervisor-Agent...
We consider the role of asymmetric information on the emergenceof collusion between criminals and en...
This paper considers a model of enforcement with corruptible enforcers in a principal-supervisor-age...
Research in criminology has shown that the perceived risk of apprehension often differs substantiall...
This paper modifies a standard model of law enforcement to allow for learning by doing. We incorpora...
The importance of monitoring and enforcement for the effectiveness of environmental regulation is ob...
We study an enforcement model in which, as soon as a Legislator grants an amnesty to low-rank crimin...
We analyse an oligopoly model in which differentiated criminal organizations compete on criminal act...