A Panel-based Proxy for Gun Prevalence in the US

Cerqueira, Daniel Ricardo de Castro; Coelho, Danilo Santa Cruz; Donohue, John J.; Fernandes, Marcelo; Pinto, Jony Arrais

doi:10.3386/w25530

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“…1 Schell et al (2020) does not produce estimates of household firearm ownership prevalence for Washington, D.C. The estimated ownership rate for Washington D.C. instead used information from the 2004 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System as reported in Cerqueira et al (2019). the effects of gun laws, and evaluate whether differences in the policies favored by experts result from differences in experts' assumptions about the policies' effects or differences in experts' policy objectives.…”

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The Magnitude and Sources of Disagreement Among Gun Policy Experts: Second Edition

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2021

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confidence: 99%