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Home » Studies » Good Intentions Are Not Enough: Why Raising New York’s Minimum Wage Continues to be a Poor Way to Help the Working Poor

Good Intentions Are Not Enough: Why Raising New York’s Minimum Wage Continues to be a Poor Way to Help the Working Poor

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Joseph J. Sabia - University of Georgia, Richard V. Burkhauser - Cornell University

Publication Date: January 2008

Topics: Minimum Wage

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