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Minimum wage noncompliance and the sub-minimum wage rate [PDF]

Economics Bulletin, 2004
The present note examines the effect of minimum wage noncompliance on the sub-minimum wage rate in a competitive labor market. The note shows that noncompliance shifts leftward the demand curve of labor and shifts rightward the supply curve of labor, unambiguously leading to a fall in the equilibrium sub-minimum wage rate.
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The Minimum Wage

Abstract The minimum wage remains a popular but controversial policy instrument. This chapter addresses two issues in the minimum wage debate. The first is about the value of the minimum wage. What should the minimum wage be for: does it enhance the efficiency of the labour market, redistribute income (at some cost to efficiency), or ...
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