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On the Observational Implications of Taste-Based Discrimination in Racial Profiling

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January 01, 2012

AuthorsWilliam A. Brock, Jane Cooley, Steven N. Durlauf, Salvador Navarro

Journal of Econometrics

We investigated the observational implications of taste-based discrimination in racial profiling, considering how biases in law enforcement decisions may manifest in observed data.

We aimed to provide insights into the challenges of identifying and addressing taste-based discrimination in racial profiling through statistical and econometric analysis.

We contribute to the understanding of the complexities involved in studying and combating racial profiling, emphasizing the importance of careful empirical analysis.

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