Title: More please...
Product review: The book is a fun read, but lacks statistical, technical, detail; perhaps that's understandable; not a lot of surprises. It has long been known that swimming pools are more deadly than hand-guns in terms of over-all child mortality and cars more statistically deadly than airplanes. I applaud the authors for taking on ONE of the long term effects of the Roe V. Wade decision. I had suspected that such a causal correlation between crime and abortion had existed for some time. I only wish they had taken it one step further, and explored more of the "counterintuitive" effects of Roe V. Wade on our free market capitalist society; such as the causal correlation between the huge influx and greater diffusity of illegal immigrant workers in our society some thirty years hence Roe V. Wade. I think, there too, is a causal connection between the post Roe V. Wade shrinkage of the domestic "cheap" (poor) labor pool and illegal immigrant labor demand.
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