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7/08, Examining Effects of Minimum Wages on Single Mothers’ Exits from Welfare
By: Peter D. Brandon - Brown University
1/08, Good Intentions Are Not Enough: Why Raising New York’s Minimum Wage Continues to be a Poor Way to Help the Working Poor
By: Joseph J. Sabia - University of Georgia, Richard V. Burkhauser - Cornell University
7/07, 2007 EPI Minimum Wage Survey of Labor Economists
By: The Survey Center - University of New Hampshire
2/07, Comparing The Effects Of Health Insurance Reform Proposals: Employer Mandates, Medicaid Expansions, and Tax Credits
By: Ellen Meara, Meredith Rosenthal, and Anna Sinaiko
9/06, The Effects of the Proposed Arizona Minimum Wage Increase
By: David Macpherson - Florida State University
5/06, The Effect of Minimum Wage Increases on Retail and Small Business Employment
By: Joseph J. Sabia - University of Georgia
4/06, The "Fair Share for Health Care Act" and New York's Labor Market
By: Dr. Aaron Yelowitz - University of Kentucky
3/06, The Effects of the Proposed Ohio Minimum Wage Increase
By: David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
1/06, The Effect of Increases in Health Insurance Premiums on Labor Market Outcomes
By: Katherine Baicker, University of California at Los Angeles, Amitabh Chandra, Harvard University
1/06, Helping Low-wage Americans--The Earned Income Tax Credit: An Effective Solution to an Age-old Problem
By: The Employment Policies Institute
1/06, An Analysis of the Dynamics of Health Insurance Coverage and Implications for Employer-Mandated Insurance
By: Robert W. Fairlie - University of California, Santa Cruz and Rebecca A. London, University of California, Santa Cruz
12/05, Making Markets Work: Five Steps To A Better Health Care System
By: John F. Cogan, R. Glenn Hubbard and Daniel P. Kessler
12/05, How Did the $8.50 Citywide Minimum Wage Affect the Santa Fe Labor Market? A Comprehensive Examination
By: Dr. Aaron Yelowitz - University of Kentucky
9/05, The Effects of the Proposed Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Increase
By: David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
8/05, Raising the Minimum Wage: Another Empty Promise to the Working Poor
By: Richard V. Burkhauser - Cornell University, Joseph J. Sabia - University of Georgia
6/05, Employer Health Insurance Mandates and the Risk of Unemployment
By: Katherine Baicker - Dartmouth University, Helen Levy - University of Michigan
5/05, Effective Tax Rates and the Living Wage
By: Dr. Aaron Yelowitz - University of Kentucky, Dr. Richard Toikka - Lewin Group
10/04, UPDATED: The Real ACORN: Anti-Employee, Anti-Union, Big-Business
By: Employment Policies Institute
9/04, The Economic Impact of Proposition 72 on California Employers
By: Dr. Aaron Yelowitz - University of Kentucky
8/04, The Effects of the Proposed California Minimum Wage Increase
By: Dr. David Macpherson - Florida State University, Craig Garthwaite - Employment Policies Institute
8/04, Minimum Wages and Job Search: What Do Employment Effects Really Measure
By: Dr. Peter Arcidiacono - Duke University, Dr. Thomas Ahn - Duke University
7/04, Raising New York's Minimum Wage: A Poor Way to Help the Working Poor
By: Dr. Richard Burkhauser - Cornell University, Dr. Joseph Sabia - Cornell University
7/04, Why Raising the Minimum Wage is a Poor Way to Help the Working Poor
By: Dr. Richard Burkhauser - Cornell University, Dr. Joseph Sabia - Cornell University
6/04, Wage Growth Among Minimum Wage Workers
By: William E. Even - Miami University of Ohio, David Macpherson - Florida State University
5/04, Helping Low-Wage Americans – Wage Based Tax Credits: A New Solution to an Age Old Problem
By: Employment Policies Institute
4/04, Helping Working-Poor Families
By: Dr. Thomas MaCurdy - Stanford University, Dr. Frank McIntyre - Brigham Young University
10/03, The Cost of California's Health Insurance Act of 2003
By: Dr. Aaron Yelowitz - University of Kentucky
8/03, Welfare Reform and its Effect on the Dynamics of Welfare Receipt, Employment, and Earnings
By: Dr. Peter Mueser and Dr. Kenneth R. Troske - University of Missouri
2/03, The Effects of the Proposed Santa Fe Minimum Wage Increase
By: Dr. David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
1/03, Living Wage and Earned Income Tax Credit: A Comparative Analysis
By: Mark Turner - Georgetown University, Burt S. Barnow - Johns Hopkins University
10/02, The Economic and Distributional Consequences of the Santa Monica Minimum Wage Ordinance
By: Dr. Richard H. Sander - University of California Los Angeles, Dr. E. Douglass Williams - University of the South, and Mr. Joseph Doherty - Empirical Research Group at UCLA
6/02, The Effects of the Proposed California Minimum Wage Increase
By: Dr. David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
6/02, Where the Jobs Aren't: Local Unemployment Spreads
By: Andre Neveu - Employment Policies Institute
6/02, The Employment Impact of a Comprehensive Living Wage Law, Evidence from Florida
By: Dr. David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
3/02, The Economic Well-Being of Low-Income Working Families
By: Dr. John P. Formby - University of Alabama, Dr. John A. Bishop - East Carolina University, Mr. Hoseong Kim - University of Alabama
12/01, Measuring Temporary Labor Outsourcing in U.S. Manufacturing
By: Dr. Estevao - IMF, Dr. Saul Lach, Hebrew University
10/01, The Long-Term Effects of Youth Unemployment
By: Dr. Thomas A. Mroz - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Dr. Timothy H. Savage - Welch Consulting Economists
7/01, The Minimum Wage and the Earned Income Tax Credit: A Decade of Progress
By: Employment Policies Institute
6/01, Does the Minimum Wage Reduce Poverty?
By: Richard Vedder - Ohio University, Lowell Gallaway - Ohio University
6/01, The Effect of Minimum Wages on the Labor Force Participation Rates of Teenagers
By: Walter Wessels - North Carolina State University
6/01, Winners and Losers of Federal and State Minimum Wages
By: Thomas MaCurdy - Stanford University, Frank McIntyre - Stanford University
12/00, Evaluating the Effects of Medicaid on Welfare and Work: Evidence from the Past Decade
By: Aaron S Yelowitz - University of California at Los Angeles
10/00, The Effects of the Proposed California Minimum Wage Increase
By: Dr. David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
9/00, Higher Minimum Wages Harm Minority and Inner-City Teens
By: Mark Turner - Johns Hopkins University, Berna Demiralp - Johns Hopkins University
7/00, National Good Times, Local Bad Times: The Local Area Unemployment Crisis
By: Employment Policies Institute
7/00, The Relative Compensation of Part-Time and Full-Time Workers
By: Barry Hirsch - Trinity University
1/00, Rising Above The Minimum Wage
By: William Even - Miami University of Ohio, David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
7/99, The Employment Impact of a Comprehensive Living Wage Law, Evidence from California
By: Employment Policies Institute
7/99, Economic Analysis of a Living Wage Ordinance
By: George Tolley - University of Chicago, Peter Bernstein - DePaul University, Michael Lesage - RCF Economic & Financial Consulting
2/99, Effective Marginal Tax Rates on Low Income Households
By: Daniel N. Shaviro - New York University School of Law
10/98, The Baltimore Living Wage Study: Omissions, Fabrications and Flaws
By: Employment Policies Institute
6/98, Targeted Jobs Tax Credits and Labor Market Experience
By: Frank J. Tannery - University of Pittsburgh
5/98, Effects of the 1998-1999 Oregon Minimum Wage Increase
By: Dr. David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
5/98, Effects of the Proposed 1999-2000 Washington Minimum Wage Increase
By: Dr. David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
3/98, Effects of the 1998 California Minimum Wage Increase
By: Dr. David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
2/97, From Welfare to Work. The Transition of an Illiterate Population
By: Employment Policies Institute
5/96, The 1992 New Jersey Minimum Wage Increase: How Much Did it Affect Family Income?
By: Dr. David A. Macpherson - Florida State University
10/95, The Impact of the Federal Unemployment Insurance Tax Ceiling
By: Dr. Daniel Hamermesh and David Scoones - University of Texas at Austin
8/95, Effects of Minimum Wages on Teenage Employment, Enrollment and Idleness
By: Dr. David Neumark - Michigan State University
5/95, The Consequences of Indexing the Minimum Wage to Average Wages in the U.S. Economy
By: Dr. David Macpherson - Florida State University Dr. William Even - Miami University
2/95, Jobs Taken by Mothers Moving From Welfare to Work: And the Effects of Minimum Wages on this Transition
By: Dr. Peter D. Brandon - University of Wisconsin
8/94, Mandates in Employment: A History of Added Burdens on the Unskilled
By: Simon Rottenberg - University of Massachusetts
9/93, The Impact of a Health Insurance Mandate on Labor Costs and Employment
By: June O'Neil - City University of New York, Dave O'Neil - City University of New York
1/93, Mandated Health Insurance, the Low Wage Employee, and the Distribution of Income
By: Dwight Lee - University of Georgia, Ronald Warren - University of Georgia |
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