3.What we know about alarm owners. This section covers the characteristics of alarm owners, why they buy alarms, and why other businesses with similar attributes don't buy alarms. 4.Analysis of the installers market. Describes how prices are established in the installation and monitoring markets and describes differences between large and small installers. Why they occur and differences between police and alarm owner reports.
Economists view on whether and how activations can be controlled.
Some discussion will follow on private alternative to police response, and how the police department can become more cooperative and willing to respond. 6.Costs and benefits of alarms to the community. Both residential and commercial establishments were considered. All effects were determined for a prototype suburban community in Pennsylvania and is typical of many U.S. suburbs. As we mention before, a similar seminar which summarizes our residential security and alarm ownership study could be presented.