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Negative impacts of minimum wage and anti sweatshop legislation

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Drowning the poor in excessive wages : the problems of the minimum wage law

Schuldt, Robert; Woodall, Davis; Block, Walter - In: Humanomics 28 (2012) 4, pp. 258-269

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Welfare harms its ostensible beneficiaries

Fast, Richard; O'Brien, Jessica; Block, Walter - In: Economics, management and financial markets 12 (2017) 3, pp. 51-63

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Universal basic income: a critique

Iglesias, David; Block, Walter - In: Romanian economic and business review 14 (2019) 3, pp. 7-18

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Poverty in Canada - 1994

Sarlo, Christopher A. - 1994

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Measuring poverty in Canada

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Poverty in Canada

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Negative impacts of minimum wage and anti sweatshop legislation

Greene, Zoë; Henry, Sally; Nathanson, Coby; Block, Walter - In: Humanomics: The International Journal of Systems and Ethics 23 (2007) May, pp. 83-92

Purpose – The paper aims to combat economic illiteracy concerning poverty, minimum wages, sweatshops and working conditions. Design/methodology/approach – The objectives were achieved by (among others) making a proper economic analysis of the unemployment effects of minimum wage laws. The...

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Negative impacts of minimum wage and anti sweatshop legislation

Greene, Zoë; Henry, Sally; Nathanson, Coby; Block, Walter - In: Humanomics 23 (2007) 2, pp. 83-92

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014745319

Free Enterprise and Poverty : Cause or Cure?

Block, Walter E. - 2011

Poverty in general is created by governmental mismanagement. The solution to the problem is the free enterprise system. Markets reduce poverty by promoting incentives and rational economic activity. Governments exacerbate it by attacking private property, regulating business, and through...

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