Search results for does raising the minimum wage reduce employment (300)

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• Climate Change Policy—Border Adjustment Key to U.S. Trade and Manufacturing Jobs

  October 1, 2009 By Robert E. Scott Report

• Financial Industry Bailout Plan Needs to Protect Taxpayers

  September 22, 2008 Report

• Guaranteed retirement accounts: Toward retirement income security

  March 3, 2008 By Teresa Ghilarducci Report

• Enriching Children, Enriching the Nation: Public Investment in High-Quality Prekindergarten

  2007 By Robert G. Lynch Book

• The right to organize, freedom, and the middle class squeeze (testimony)

  March 26, 2007 By Lawrence Mishel Commentary

• Testimony before the Labor-HHS Education Subcommittee, Appropriations Committee, U.S. House of Representatives

  February 15, 2007 By Lawrence Mishel Commentary

• Economic Policy Institute Annual Report 2003-2005

  October 18, 2006 Annual Report

• Losing Ground in Early Childhood Education: Declining Workforce Qualifications in an Expanding Indus

  2005 By David Bradley, Stephen Herzenberg, and Mark Price Book

• Do-it-yourself tax cuts: The crisis in U.S. tax enforcement

  April 11, 2005 By Max B. Sawicky Multimedia

• Good Jobs, Bad Jobs, No Jobs: Labor Markets and Informal Work in Egypt, El Salvador, India, Russia, and South Africa

  2005 By Tony Avirgan, Sarah Gammage, and Josh Bivens Multimedia

• The budget arithmetic test: Repairing federal fiscal policy

  October 12, 2004 By Lee Price and Max B. Sawicky Report

• Class and Schools: Using Social, Economic, and Educational Reform to Close the Black–White Achievement Gap

  2004 By Richard Rothstein Book

• The Changing Nature of the Economy: The Critical Roles of Education and Innovation in Creating Jobs and Opportunity in a Knowledge Economy

  March 18, 2004 By Jared Bernstein Commentary

• How unions help all workers

  August 26, 2003 By Matthew Walters and Lawrence Mishel Report

• Eliminating the right to overtime pay: Department of Labor proposal means lower pay, longer hours for millions of workers

  June 25, 2003 By Jared Bernstein and Ross Eisenbrey Report

• Staying Employed After Welfare

  June 1, 2002 By Heather Boushey Report

• Working mothers in a double bind: Working moms, minorities have the most rigid schedules, and are paid less for the sacrifice

  May 1, 2002 By Elaine McCrate Multimedia

• Banking on multinationals: Increased competition from large foreign lenders threatens domestic banks

  April 1, 2002 By Adam S. Hersh and Christian E. Weller Report

• The U.S. Trade Deficit: Are We Trading Away Our Future?

  March 4, 2002 By Robert E. Scott Commentary

• Failing the Unemployed

  March 1, 2002 By Jessica Goldberg, Maurice Emsellem, and Jeffrey Wenger Report

• Time After Time: Mandatory Overtime in the U.S. Economy

  January 1, 2002 By Helene Jorgensen and Lonnie Golden Report

• The Free Trade Magic Act: In Dubious Study, First You See the Benefits of Globalization, Then You Do

  September 1, 2001 By Peter Dorman Report

• Making Illinois taxes more family friendly

  February 1, 2001 By Max B. Sawicky Report

• THE CASE FOR A PROSPERITY DIVIDEND

  February 1, 2001 By Richard B. Freeman and Eileen Appelbaum Report

• Making Minnesota taxes more family friendly

  October 1, 2000 By Max B. Sawicky Report

• The State of Working America 2000-01

  2000 By Jared Bernstein, John Schmitt, and Lawrence Mishel Book

• Giving Tax Credit Where Credit Is Due—A ‘Universal Unified Child Credit’ that expands the EITC an

  April 1, 2000 By Max B. Sawicky and Robert Cherry Report

• TAX CUT NO CURE FOR MIDDLE CLASS ECONOMIC WOES

  September 1, 1999 By Edith Rasell, Jared Bernstein, and John Schmitt Report

• The Ticking Debt Bomb: Why the U.S. International Financial Position Is Not Sustainable

  June 1, 1999 By Robert A. Blecker Report

• Bad Deal of the Century: The worrisome implications of the Worldcom-MCI merger

  1998 By Dan Schiller Book