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Hundreds of Economists Say: Raise the Minimum WageOCTOBER 2006 | Economists' Statement

Hundreds of Economists Say:
Raise the
Minimum Wage 

EPI releases a new economists' statement on the minimum wage with over 600 signatories.

Read the statement hereAdobe Acrobat (PDF)

 

Read more about the minimum wage in EPI's Minimum Wage Issue Guide.

 

 

 

 

 



[Archive]
October 2004 | Economists' statement

IT'S TIME FOR A RAISE
Hundreds of economists support
a minimum wage increase

Read the economists' statement Adobe Acrobat (PDF)
(includes full list of signatories)

Read the news release  Adobe Acrobat (PDF)

Check out EPI's recently updated Minimum Wage Issue Guide, visit our Bookstore to browse recent EPI publications on the minimum wage, and read an October 6 op-ed from Amy Chasanov, The Buck Doesn't Have To Stop Here.

 

 

 

 

 

IT'S TIME FOR A RAISE

 

 


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