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Posted on June 5 2017

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gerry says:

June 6 2017 at 3:35 pm

Very useful and encouraging chart. Is this saying that higher minimum wage is positively correlated with employment? There must be a limit as it seems to good to be true. What is the implication for employment / unemployment welfare payments? This seems to suggest employment related welfare payment systems have a perverse effect; i.e. wrong headed.

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- Richard Murphy says:
  
  June 6 2017 at 4:32 pm
  
  I think it says higher minimum wage and unemployment are not linked
  
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