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Firearms and Violence: A Critical Review
the effects of right-to-carry laws on violent and property crimes are ambiguous, as argued in Chapter 6, we see no reason why the same is not true of homicide. Professor Wilson may be correct on this matter—it is theoretically possible—but we maintain that the scientific evidence does not support his position.
REFERENCE
Rosenbaum, P.R. 2001 Replicating effects and biases. American Statistician 55(3):223-227.
