Empirical studies on the effects of minimum wage increases in contiguous states: Find negative effects on employment for both teenagers and restaurant workers   Find no effect on employment for teenagers, but negative effects on restaurant workers   Find negative effects on employment for teenagers, but no effect for restaurant workers

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Q: show the effect on the labor market of a minimum wage set above the equilibrium wage rate.

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Q: what are the disadvantages of rise in minimum wage

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Q: Discuss the effects of minimum wage legislation on employment .

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Q: How many states have increased their minimum wage since 2009?

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Q: What are the main costs and benefits of increasing the minimum wage?

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Q: What are the pros and cons of increasing the minimum wage

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