ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 38, Issue 3, 2008September 01, 2008 EDT
Effects of State Minimum Wage Increases on Employment, Hours, and Earnings of Low-Wage Workers: Evidence from Illinois
Effects of State Minimum Wage Increases on Employment, Hours, and Earnings of Low-Wage Workers: Evidence from Illinois
Articles in Vol. 38, Issue 3, 2008
Vol. 38, Issue 3, 2008
- Table of Contents and FrontmatterFront Matter
- The Composition of Industry and the Duration of State RecessionsAngela KuhlmannChristopher S. DeckerMark E. Wohar
- An Empirical Analysis of Determinants of Interstate Living-Cost DifferentialsRichard J. CebulaMichael Toma
- “Small” Broadband Providers and Federal Assistance Programs: Solving the Digital Divide?Brian E. WhitacrePhumsith Mahasuweerachai
- What Factors Influence a Welfare Recipient’s Spell Length and Recidivism?Dan FriesnerDan AxelsenDaniel A. Underwood Underwood
- Economic or Amenity Driven Migration? A Cluster-Based Analysis of County Migration in the American SouthwestRonald J. GundersonJames V. PintoRobert H. Williams
- Book ReviewJoshua C. Hall
- Effects of State Minimum Wage Increases on Employment, Hours, and Earnings of Low-Wage Workers: Evidence from IllinoisSharon H. MastracciJoseph J. Persky
- The Existence of Positive Psychological Environments and Their Impact on Regional EntrepreneurshipRyan Sutter
Mastracci, Sharon H., and Joseph J. Persky. 2008. “Effects of State Minimum Wage Increases on Employment, Hours, and Earnings of Low-Wage Workers: Evidence from Illinois.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 38 (3): 268–78.