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of in-work benefits on search intensity, participation, employment, and unemployment, compared to a framework in which …
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employment and education. Using a regression discontinuity design in tandem with a difference-in-discontinuities analysis, we … unemployment increases approximately 2 percentage points. We also document that the minimum wage hike does not generate a major … change in high school enrollment, while the likelihood of transitioning into "neither in employment nor in education and …
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higher education improves, further boosting employment in the long run. These positive effects help counteracting the …
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of time-varying policy and institutional regressors. Yet another is our examination of unemployment and participation … lower participation, even if the unemployment effects are muted. Although we report some similar findings to Neumark and …
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Contrary to widespread belief, we show that low-pay workers might not generally prefer that the minimum wage rate be increased to a level where the labor demand is unitary elastic. Rather, there exists a critical value of elasticity of labor demand such that increases in the minimum wage rate...
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minimum wage (captured by the Kaitz index) in a panel setting. We find that the minimum wage raises unemployment among young …
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. This critical value decreases with unemployment benefits and increases with workers' risk aversion. We also show that in …
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the 1990-2004 period affect unemployment as well as the employment and average wages of workers in different sectors of … minimum wage may increase unemployment. There are no discernable effects of minimum wages on the wages of workers in small …
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We study the effects of minimum wages and the EITC in the post-welfare reform era. For the minimum wage, the evidence points to disemployment effects that are concentrated among young minority men. For young women, there is little evidence that minimum wages reduce employment, with the exception...
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unemployment also constitutes an incentive to implement a tax on outsourcing. Without a direct instrument for taxing outsourcing …
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