
Steven D. Levitt
Naissance May 29, 1967
"Steven David "Steve" Levitt is a prominent American economist best known for his work on crime, in particular on the link between legalized abortion and crime rates. Winner of the 2003 John Bates Clark Medal, he is currently the Alvin H. Baum Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago, director of the Becker Center on Chicago Price Theory at the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, and co-editor of the Journal of Political Economy published by the University of Chicago Press." - Wikipedia
Livres de Steven D. Levitt
Freakonomics2005
Think Like a Freak2014
Superfreakonomics2009
Microeconomics2012
When to Rob a Bank2015- Online Course Pack : Essentials of Economics/Freakeconomics/Access Card : MyEconLab : SlomanOnline Course Pack : Essentials of Economics/Freakeconomics/Access Card : MyEconLab : Sloman2008
- Valuepack : MicroeconomicsValuepack : Microeconomics2007
Mo gui jing ji xue 32016- Freaks and FriendsFreaks and Friends2015
- Freakonomics-OmFreakonomics-Om1600
Valuepack2008- Was there really a hawthorne effect at the hawthorne plant?Was there really a hawthorne effect at the hawthorne plant?2009
Mo gui jing ji xue2016
Gorunmeyen Ekonomi - Dunya Gercekte Nasil Isliyor?2006
Gorunmeyeni Dusunmek2015- Online Course Pack : Economics/Access Card : MyEconLabOnline Course Pack : Economics/Access Card : MyEconLab2008
- An economist sells bagelsAn economist sells bagels2006
- Congressional distributive politics and state economic performanceCongressional distributive politics and state economic performance1994
- The determinants of juvenile crimeThe determinants of juvenile crime2000
- Evaluating the effectiveness of child safety seats and seat belts in protecting children from injuryEvaluating the effectiveness of child safety seats and seat belts in protecting children from injury2006
- Evidence that seat belts are as effective as child safety seats in preventing death for children aged two and upEvidence that seat belts are as effective as child safety seats in preventing death for children aged two and up2005
- The exaggerated role of changing age structure in explaining aggregate crime changesThe exaggerated role of changing age structure in explaining aggregate crime changes1997
- The impact of federal spending on House election outcomesThe impact of federal spending on House election outcomes1995
- Sample selection in the estimation of air bag and seat belt effectivenessSample selection in the estimation of air bag and seat belt effectiveness1999