Titlebook: Economic Analysis and Efficiency in Policing, Criminal Justice and Crime Reduction; What Works? Matthew Manning,Shane D. Johnson,Margarita

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Introduction,, including crime prevention interventions, should be evidence-informed and economically efficient. To meet this demand, a range of sophisticated quantitative and qualitative methods, drawn from various disciplines, have been introduced and applied. One of these methods is economic analysis (EA) and

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Conceptual Foundation of Economic Analysis (EA),t moderating crime more generally. In broad terms, it considers how EA can influence the strategic allocation of resources by a crime reduction agency over some time horizon (e.g., the planning of annual budgets), and how it can influence the selection of interventions from a set of alternatives giv

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EA Techniques,ost-utility analysis. These techniques provide a systematic approach for policy appraisal and produce results with a common metric for determining the optimum use of scarce resources. The chapter notes the distinctive strengths and weaknesses of the techniques outlined, giving examples of their use

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