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David Card did studies in many states (California, then New Jersey and
Pennsylvania if I remember correctly). Most of this work is in the
book:<br>
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<b>Myth and Measurement:<br>
The New Economics of the Minimum Wage<br>
</b>David Card and Alan B. Krueger<br>
1997, Princeton University Press<br>
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Jim<br>
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At 11:47 AM 5/19/00, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite cite>A few years ago someone studied the effects of
the minimum<br>
wage on employment levels in, I think, New Jersey, and<br>
concluded that the former had either no effect on the latter<br>
or that there was a positive correlation. Can anyone remind<br>
me of the name of the report or the person doing it, or even<br>
give a URL? Thanks.<br>
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Gordon</blockquote><br>
<div>"Oh, money has its own way, and money has to grow"
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