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Chapter 6. Evaluation of Time-Series Evidence

From the book Myth and Measurement

  • David Card and Alan B. Krueger
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400880874-008
© 2016 Princeton University Press, Princeton
From the book
Myth and Measurement
Myth and Measurement

Chapters in this book (18)

Frontmatter
Contents
Preface to the Twentieth-Anniversary Edition
Preface
Chapter 1. Introduction and Overview
Chapter 2. Employer Responses to the Minimum Wage: Evidence from the Fast-Food Industry
Chapter 3. Statewide Evidence on the Effect of the 1988 California Minimum Wage
Chapter 4. The Effect of the Federal Minimum Wage on Low-Wage Workers: Evidence from Cross-State Comparisons
Chapter 5. Additional Employment Outcomes
Chapter 6. Evaluation of Time-Series Evidence
Chapter 7. Evaluation of Cross-Section and Panel-Data Evidence
Chapter 8. International Evidence
Chapter 9. How the Minimum Wage Affects the Distribution of Wages, the Distribution of Family Earnings, and Poverty
Chapter 10. How Much Do Employers and Shareholders Lose?
Chapter 11. Is There an Explanation? Alternative Models of the Labor Market and the Minimum Wage
Chapter 12. Conclusions and Implications
References
Index
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