Small Business and the Minimum Wage

Oren M. Levin-Waldman and George W. McCarthy

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Abstract: To what extent have small businesses hired former welfare recipients and what might induce them to hire more? Do small businesses change their hiring and employment practices in response to an increase in the minimum wage? The Levy Institute conducts a national survey of small firms in many industries to find out.

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