| November 2006 |
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The Economics of 'Profiling' |
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Stop-and-Search Policing: New Evidence that Strategies are based on 'Hit Rate' Maximisation not Racial Basis |
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Police Search Strategies May Seek To Minimise Crime Rather Than Maximise Arrests |
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Profiling Policy for Crime Detection: Minimising the Costs to Society of Completed Offences, Punishment and Police Work |
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Welfare to Work Programmes Need Careful Design |
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University Admissions: The Importance of 'Outside Offers' As Colleges Compete for the Best Prospective Students |
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| October 2006 |
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Homeowners Are More Educated And Find New Jobs Faster |
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Ethnic Minority Workers: The Employment Effects City Structure |
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Economic Growth In An Interdependent World Economy |
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How Firms Benefit From Investing In Both General And Specific Programmes |
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Poverty Is ‘Multidimensional' - And We Need To Measure It That Way |
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Friends Of A Farmer: How ‘Social Networks' Influence Take-Up Of New Crops |
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Land Reallocation For Economic Development And Poverty Reduction |
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Public Procurement: Lessons From Canadian Snow Removal Contracts |
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Inequality Aversion In A Variety Of Games - An Indirect Evolutionary Analysis |
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