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@ernietedeschi @KayHymowitz @tanehisicoates stock will grow even if entry flow diminishes so long as exit flow is relatively small
Trend in CHANGE in incarceration vs. violent crime. cc @KayHymowitz @tanehisicoates Will write up this fall...pic.twitter.com/CFB767Fafo
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@swinshi@KayHymowitz@tanehisicoates which color is which -
@Nate_Cohn@KayHymowitz@tanehisicoates colored axis labels to match the lines -- red (left) violent crime, blue (right) change in incarc
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@ernietedeschi@KayHymowitz@tanehisicoates didn't check, but doubt it's highThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@JohnFPfaff@reihan problem is stocks & flows (incarceration & violent crime) shouldn't be expected to track, hence make stock a flow - Show replies
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@tanehisicoates@swinshi@Nate_Cohn@Edsall@KayHymowitz Wrt deterrence eff., lit sugg. imprisonment inefficiently high, if goal crime min. -
@tanehisicoates@swinshi@Nate_Cohn@Edsall@KayHymowitz Incap. effects seem reduce crime, but damage to jailed and families may reverse.
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@swinshi Nicely done -- been waiting for someone to compile thisThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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