Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-2007
Journal Title
Supreme Court Economic Review
ISSN
0736-9921
Abstract
We provide an interpretation based on consistent beliefs for the widely accepted observation that a criminal conviction generates more stigma than an administrative penalty. Implications for the criminalization of administrative noncompliance are discussed.
First Page
273
Volume Number
15
Publisher
University of Chicago Press
Recommended Citation
Roberto Galbiati & Nuno Garoupa,
Keeping Stigma out of Administrative Law: An Explanation of Consistent Beliefs,
15
Sup. Ct. Econ. Rev.
273
(2007).
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