Panic on the Streets of London: Police, Crime, and the July 2005 Terror Attacks

Overview of attention for article published in American Economic Review, August 2011

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I suspect natural experiments are more informative than vibes. https://t.co/dltA8NGNJW https://t.co/GVsgrZXDO2 https://t.co/gwxYdMcndb

@ortoirlandes @Cmorgado3 Seu grande ignorante: 1ªEstudo: https://t.co/n0i1GQmbs0 "Após atentados em Londres, o aumento do policiamento levou à redução de 30% nos crimes de rua, demonstrando efeitos imediatos com policiamento visível."

RT @jack_whitcomb_: @mcsquared34 This is not true. When police presence increases in response to terror attacks, other forms of crime fall.…

@mcsquared34 This is not true. When police presence increases in response to terror attacks, other forms of crime fall. This happened in London (https://t.co/dltA8NGNJW) and in Buenos Aires (https://t.co/QKc3XDosfN).

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