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Costs of Crime Estimation Techniques

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In this chapter, I will review estimation techniques that have been used for assessing costs of crime. I begin with the discussion of two general points. Firstly, whether total or incremental costs of crime are relevant. Secondly, which perspective – ex ante or ex post – should be adopted when looking at costs of crime. Then I provide a review of costs of crime studies and discuss methodologies they use. At the end, I recommend a particular methodology for assessing costs of crime.

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(2008). Costs of Crime Estimation Techniques. In: Estimates of Cost of Crime. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-69805-0_3

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