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Home » Studies » The Economic and Distributional Consequences of the Santa Monica Minimum Wage Ordinance

The Economic and Distributional Consequences of the Santa Monica Minimum Wage Ordinance

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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

Publication Date: October 2002

Topics: Living Wage

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