Using a model selection framework, this exploratory paper attempts to answer the fundamental question of whether Barbados crime rate fluctuations are transitory or permanent. Although not clear-cut, Barbados crime rate series follows a trend-stationary process. It means that in Barbados an unexpected change in the crime rate should not substantially alter one's forecast of the latter in the long run. Put differently, in the long run the crime rate in Barbados should return to its natural rate. Keywords: crime, model selection, structural break, stationarity, Barbados
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This article contributes to understanding the performance of various unobserved components (UC) mode...
Many empirical studies of the economics of crime focus solely on the determinants thereof, and do no...
We use national and regional Canadian data to analyse the relationship between economic activity (as...
The impact of crime on tourism to Barbados was examined using a transfer function approach. Results ...
Many empirical studies of the economics of crime focus solely on the determinants thereof, and do no...
This paper examines the impact of economic misery on criminal activity the small island state, Barba...
This paper empirically estimates disaggregated crime categories for Sabah from 1968 to 2006. The cri...
This study uses a new data set of crime ratesfor a large sample of countriesfor the period 1970- 199...
This paper evaluates whether the tourism cycles of Barbados can be regarded as a direct consequence ...
The tourism industry is Barbados’ main source of foreign exchange and provides the basis for steady ...
This dissertation consists of three independent essays in applied econometrics. Essay One: Unemploym...
A macrodynamic social indicator framework is used to demonstrate how accurate crime rate forecasts c...
This paper provides empirical estimates of the economic model of crime using New South Wales Local C...
We use national and regional Canadian data to analyse the relationship between economic activity (as...
Conventional explanations of crime rate trends assume that changes in the rates fol-low a process th...
This article contributes to understanding the performance of various unobserved components (UC) mode...
Many empirical studies of the economics of crime focus solely on the determinants thereof, and do no...
We use national and regional Canadian data to analyse the relationship between economic activity (as...