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Agency Incentives and Disparate Revenue Collection: Evidence from Chicago Parking Tickets
We leverage a sharp 2012 parking fine increase for failing to purchase vehicle registration to examine disparate ticketing patterns across enforcement agencies in Chicago. Using an event-study framework, we find that Chicago police increased their enforcement of car registration non-compliance in Bl
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