The Economics of Legal Minimum Wages.

J. Wilson Mixon · Simon Rottenberg

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A¢Â€ÂœThe Economics of Legal Minimum Wages,A¢Â€Â edited by Simon Rottenberg, contains the edited proceedings of a conference that examined a host of empirical issues relating to the effects of minimum wages.

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