The Impact of Law Enforcement Design on Legal Compliance
The Impact of Law Enforcement Design on Legal Compliance
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Research paper series / Thurgauer Wirtschaftsinstitut; 50
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This paper presents experimental evidence on the way in which the design of law enforcement impacts legal compliance. The experiment includes two law enforcement designs: one in which sanctioning results in victim-compensation and one in which sanctions are rent-seeking devices for the enforcer. We show that in the rent-seeking design (i) potential violators choose non-compliance more often and (ii) the average violator tries to avoid detection less aggressively.
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norm compliance,experiment,avoidance,law enforcement
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BRUTTEL, Lisa, Tim FRIEHE, 2010. The Impact of Law Enforcement Design on Legal ComplianceBibTex
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