Should the police give priority to violence within criminal organizations? A personnel economics perspective
C. Bravard,
J. Durieu,
J. Kamphorst
et al.
Abstract:Even among themselves, criminals are not seen as trustworthy. Consequently, a criminal organization needs to incentivize its members, either by threats of violence or by rewarding good behavior. The cost of using violence depends on the resources police allocate to investigating intraorganizational violence. This means that the police may affect the choice of an incentive scheme by the criminal organization. The design of the optimal strategy for crime control has to take this into account. We develop a model … Show more
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