
David Cesarini
@daddaces
Professor of Economics, New York University.
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https://sites.google.com/a/nyu.edu/dac12/ 01-07-2023 00:54:35
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Using data on Swedish lottery players to estimate the effect of wealth on players' own crime and the delinquency risk of their children, from David Cesarini, Erik Lindqvist, Robert Ă–stling, and Christofer Schroeder nber.org/papers/w31962


Inventive, important, elegant new NBER paper by David Cesarini Eric Lindqvist Robert Östling & Christofer Schroeder indicates that poverty per se may not be a fundamental cause of crime. It’s well known that poor people commit more crimes. But why? One set of theories relates



Wealth shocks from lotteries reduce support for wealth, real-estate, and inheritance taxes but have no discernible effects on overall ideology or political participation, from Brännlund, David Cesarini, Lindgren, Erik Lindqvist, Oskarsson, and Robert Östling nber.org/papers/w32777




