When post-incarceration hourly wages and incarceration hourly wages are included in the framework, the type of person most likely to commit a crime remains roughly unchanged except now the number of previous incarcerations and having committed a crime in the other category are no longer significant. Moreover, post-hourly incarceration wages have a significant positive effect on the time from release to conviction net of the time from release to arrest. While PIE participation was not significant when recidivism is measured as time from arrest to conviction, it is important to note that due to the overlap between PIE, TI, and OTW a large gap is required in order to obtain significance between these groups.
