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employment in the United States. Whenever the minimum wage has positive or no effects on employment, they appeal to monopsony … States under concentrated labor markets and low-mobility jobs (two variables that measure monopsony), identify heterogeneous … effects among different scenarios derived from the monopsony model, and provide a plausible explanation of the mixed results …
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employment in response to a 10 percent minimum wage change. We then introduce monopsony power in local labor markets. We identify … the extent of monopsony power using information on the degree to which minimum wage cost shocks are passed on to consumers … an increase in the minimum wage, the monopsony model potentially implies that employment can rise and prices fall in …
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The theoretical literature argues that labor markets outcomes are affected by real minimum wages. Real minimum wages, however, co-move with the business cycle; their correlation with labor market outcomes should therefore not be interpreted causally. We employ structural vector autoregression to...
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wages. We find that, consistently with monopsony views, the negative effects of minimum wages on employment are reduced when …
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