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labor surplus theory of punishment: a standalone construct

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the thesis that punishment rises when labor is in surplus, so unemployment should predict imprisonment independent of crime rates.

In courts and sentencing, labor surplus theory of punishment refers to the thesis that punishment rises when labor is in surplus, so unemployment should predict imprisonment independent of crime rates. This meaning comes from Chiricos (1992) in Social Problems.[1]

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  1. Chiricos, T. G., & Delone, M. A. (1992). Labor Surplus and Punishment: A Review and Assessment of Theory and Evidence. Social Problems, 39(4), 421-446. https://doi.org/10.2307/3097019

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