The article focuses on how prior outcomes influence subsequent risk-taking and fraudulent behavior. Topics include the impact of recent fare amounts on New York City, New York, taxi drivers' likelihood of engaging in illegal practices; the empirical analysis using taxi trip data; the broader implications for understanding risk-taking behavior; and reveals that low fares on previous trips increase the likelihood of drivers committing fraud by illegally picking up passengers.
Published
2024
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