Discontinuities in the Age-Victimisation Profile and the Determinants of Victimisation
研究发现荷兰人在16岁和18岁时受害率突然上升9%-15%，主要源于饮酒和进入酒吧/俱乐部等权利，而非车辆驾驶。
Abstract Dutch victimisation rates increase by 9%–15% immediately upon reaching ages 16 and 18. We disentangle the role of the many rights granted at these ages using offence location data, cross-cohort variation in the minimum legal drinking age driven by a 2014 reform and survey data of alcohol/drug consumption and mobility behaviours. We conclude that access to weak alcohol, bars/clubs and smoking increases victimisation at 16 and that age-18 rights (hard alcohol, marijuana coffee shops) exacerbate this risk; vehicle access does not play an important role. We find no evidence of systematic spillovers onto individuals still ineligible for these rights.