Minimum Wage Effects on Employment, Substitution, and the Teenage Labor Supply: Evidence from Personnel Data

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Labor Economics, January 2013

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@fandrews1310 @potatofishcake @BigFish3000 https://t.co/Q0i1yjG2vs

Firmwide Personnel Policy Horton: https://t.co/KMyExvil7u Clemens, Kahn, and Meer: https://t.co/o1MVZGXMf5 Giuliano: https://t.co/1NntR0dNGN [17/20]

Psyched that my collaborator Laura Giuliano got the Gregg Lewis prize for best publication in JoLE (on minimum wage!) http://t.co/RR8sEClHqs

Minium wages & employment decisions of firms http://t.co/m3j3i0ow Consider this your reminder that 2013 Academic Papers are live on @jstor

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