NEW CPRC research: Do economists and criminologists differ in their views of firearms’ effects on crime and suicide?

28 Jun , 2016

Regulation (Summer 2016) has published some new research by John Lott and Gary Mauser on “Do economists and criminologists differ in their views of firearms’ effects on crime and suicide?” A copy of the article is available here.

CPRC original research

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Tom Campbell says:

June 28, 2016 at 12:11 PM

Outstanding. I’ll send it to our federal and state legislators.

I wish there had been participation from the UK.

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