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DP19006: Deliver Us from Crime? Gig Jobs, Labor-Market Opportunities, and Offending
We study how access to low-barrier gig work affects labor markets and crime, exploiting the staggered rollout of food-delivery platforms across France. Platform entry increases delivery-worker registrations, reduces unemployment among men and inactivity among male migrants, and lowers crime, especia
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