2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.ribaf.2020.101197
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The impact of co-jumps in the oil sector

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“…The minimum wage is determined based on economic and employment conditions; in other words, it is no longer based on decent living needs. The result of the studies [19,22,39,63,64] shows that the regional minimum wage affects the purchasing power of low-income communities through return on the stock as an intervening variable. Thus, The ninth hypothesis, H0: UMR does not affect the purchasing power of low-income people through the need to own a house as an intervening variable, and H1: UMR affects the purchasing power of low-income people through the need to own a house as an intervening variable.…”
Section: 9mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The minimum wage is determined based on economic and employment conditions; in other words, it is no longer based on decent living needs. The result of the studies [19,22,39,63,64] shows that the regional minimum wage affects the purchasing power of low-income communities through return on the stock as an intervening variable. Thus, The ninth hypothesis, H0: UMR does not affect the purchasing power of low-income people through the need to own a house as an intervening variable, and H1: UMR affects the purchasing power of low-income people through the need to own a house as an intervening variable.…”
Section: 9mentioning
confidence: 99%