9 resultados para S6-03

em Universidad del Rosario, Colombia


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Nova et Vetera, ISSN 1692-5866, Año 8, No. 03 (Febrero 26 - Marzo 11 de 2007)

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Nova et Vetera, ISSN 1692-5866, Año 3, No. 03 (Febrero 25 - Marzo 9 de 2008)

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Nova et Vetera, ISSN 1692-5866, Año 4, No. 03 (Marzo 2 - Marzo 15 de 2009)

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Nova et Vetera, ISSN 1692-5866, Año 5, No. 03 (Marzo 1 - 14 de 2010)

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Periódico de la Universidad del Rosario

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Nova et Vetera, ISSN 1692-5866, Año 7, No. 03 (Febrero 20 de 2012)

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Nova et Vetera, ISSN 1692 - 5866, Año 7 No. 21 (Septiembre 03 - 09 de 2012)

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El presente trabajo pretende mostrar cuales son las nuevas oportunidades que se le presentan a las confecciones colombianas haciendo énfasis en aquellas empresas que se encuentran localizadas en Bogotá

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In November 2008, Colombian authorities dismantled a network of Ponzi schemes, making hundreds of thousands of investors lose tens of millions of dollars throughout the country. Using original data on the geographical incidence of the Ponzi schemes, this paper estimates the impact of their break down on crime. We find that the crash of Ponzi schemes differentially exacerbated crime in affected districts. Confirming the intuition of the standard economic model of crime, this effect is only present in places with relatively weak judicial and law enforcement institutions, and with little access to consumption smoothing mechanisms such as microcredit. In addition, we show that, with the exception of economically-motivated felonies such as robbery, violent crime is not affected by the negative shock.