Corporate Strategy and the American Standard of Living: reviewing David Gordon's Fat and Mean

Prasch, Robert E.

doi:10.1080/09538259800000049

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“…This conception of the firm, which is typical of the literature of this day, anticipates similar arguments recently advanced by David Gordon (seeGordon, 1996;Prasch, 1998).…”

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American Economists and Minimum Wage Legislation During the Progressive Era: 1912–1923

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1998

J Hist Econ Thought

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Several recent studies, such as that by David Card and Alan Krueger (1995), have led the economics profession to reconsider the theoretical and empirical arguments for and against minimum wage legislation. Most noteworthy was the fact that two respected members of the mainstream economics profession claimed to have found that an increased minimum wage did not lead to increases in unemployment. Moreover, their result was derived from the market for unskilled labor.

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“…This conception of the firm, which is typical of the literature of this day, anticipates similar arguments recently advanced by David Gordon (seeGordon, 1996;Prasch, 1998).…”

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