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The National Minimum Wage at 22: A regression discontinuity approach

21 April, 2009

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Dickens, R., Riley, R., Wilkinson, D.
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Labour, Employment and WagesExternal Resources
http://www.firstsightmedia.co.uk/clients/res/slides/rriley.pdf
Conference of the Royal Economic Society, University of Surrey
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