References for Do minimum wages stimulate productivity and growth?

Author:Joseph J. Sabia

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- Sabia, J. J. "The effects of minimum wages over the business cycle"35 (2014): 227–245.
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- National Employment Law Project "Minimum wage as economic stimulus", 2015.
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- Sabia, J. J. "Minimum wages and gross domestic product"33:4 (2015): 587–605.
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- Askenazy, P. "Minimum wage, exports and growth"47:1 (2003): 147–164.
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- Bassanini, A., Venn, D. "The impact of labour market policies on productivity in OECD countries"17:11 (2008).
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- Allegretto, S. A., Dube, A., Reich, M. "Do minimum wages really reduce teen employment? Accounting for heterogeneity and selectivity in state panel data"50:2 (2011): 205–240.
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- Addison, J. T., Blackburn, M. L., Cotti, C. D. "Do minimum wages raise employment? Evidence from the US retail-trade sector"16:4 (2009): 397–408.
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- Sabia, J. J. "Minimum wages: An antiquated ineffective anti-poverty tool"33:4 (2014): 1028–1036.
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- Sabia, J. J., Nielsen, R. "The effect of minimum wages on material hardship: Evidence from the SIPP"13:1 (2015): 95–134.
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- Sabia, J. J., Burkhauser, R. V., Nguyen, T. T.. Boston, MA: American Economic Association Meetings, 2015.
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- 波克豪瑟,R. V.IZA Policy Paper No.86, 2014.
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