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S. Bazen, J.P. Martin
The Impact of the Minimum Wage on the Earnings and Employment of Young People and Adults in France 1963‐85
J. Mincer (1974)
Unemployment Effects of Minimum WagesJournal of Political Economy, 84
G. Ducos, J.M. Plassard
Salaire Minimum et Demande de Travail des Jeunes
N. Skourias
Salaire Minimum et Emploi des Jeunes: l′Experience Francaise
G. Benhayoun
Salaire Minimum et l′Emploi des Jeunes
Recent studies of the French experience find a small, negative impact of the minimum wage on young persons′ employment, a finding which has led to a political debate over the role of sub‐minimum wage rates for youths. The current study initially aimed simply to update previous work. However, the employment series for young persons has been revised in a non‐negligible manner and the results obtained show that the impact of the minimum wage is far less robust than previously thought. The desirability of sub‐minimum rates for young persons would appear questionable.
International Journal of Manpower – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jan 1, 1994
Keywords: Employment; France; Gender; Minimum wage; Policy; Young people
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