An edition of The economics of crime / A.J. Rogers III (1973)

The economics of crime / A.J. Rogers III.

With nasty but brilliant comments by Frank P. Besag.

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The economics of crime / A.J. Rogers III.
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An edition of The economics of crime / A.J. Rogers III (1973)

The economics of crime / A.J. Rogers III.

With nasty but brilliant comments by Frank P. Besag.

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Dryden Press
Language
English
Pages
182

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Subjects
Crime, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Crime, United States

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The economics of crime / A.J. Rogers III.: With nasty but brilliant comments by Frank P. Besag.
1973, Dryden Press
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Hinsdale, Ill

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HV6791 R58

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vi, 182 p. ;
Number of pages
182

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OL22344643M
ISBN 10
0030891639
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