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The Regression To The Mean of Voter Turnout

Numerous studies have analyzed the effect of voter identification on election turnout only to come away with the same conclusion: it’s negligible. Some say it is inconclusive or slightly negative, others say it somehow correlates to higher...

6 days ago

Summer Hiatus & Further Reading III

Investigative Economics is on hiatus for the rest of the summer with a potential for a story or two to be published before September. In the meantime, here are more recent story updates:

In February, The Washington Post conceded the beepoc...

15 days ago

Deinstitutionalization and the Vague Definition of a Severely Mentally Ill Prisoner

Deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill—moving treatment away from full-time inpatient care in mental institutions and sanitariums and towards outpatient care and psychotropic drugs—is commonly referred to as one of the main drivers of c...

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The San Francisco Auto Break-In Loophole Is a Red Herring

According to a 2023 article from the NPR affiliate KQED, San Francisco’s then-rash of car break-ins were being enabled by a loophole in the law that required prosecutors to prove that the car was locked beforehand. Parked cars across the ci...

2 months ago

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