ECON 421: Economics of Crime

Economics Texas A & M University-College Station 3.0 credits

Course Description

Credits 3.
3 Lecture Hours.Study of crime and crime-control policies using standard economic techniques; focus on the incentives for individuals to commit crimes and how those incentives can be changed by public policy; topics may include costs of crime to society, drug control, gun control, nonviolent and violent crime, gang-related crimes, punishment, incarceration and deterrence.Prerequisite:Grade of C or better inECONĀ 323.

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