All Posts Tagged With: "low-skilled workers"
Minimum Wage, Maximum Folly
The big Associated Press story for last October 11 was that “More than 650 economists, including five winners of the Nobel Prize for economics, called Wednesday for an increase in the minimum wage, saying the value of the last increase, in 1997, has been ‘fully eroded.’ ” Among these economists were Nobel laureates such as [...]
1Mar2007 | Walter E. Williams | 0 comments | ContinuedBig Labor and Big Government
Ms. Kerrigan is president of the Small Business Survival Foundation in Washington, D.C. Big labor is trying to make itself relevant again by attempting to rebuild its declining membership base, and, more importantly, by striving to increase the role of government in the American economy. Under the leadership of AFL-CIO chief John Sweeney, the union [...]
1Aug1996 | Karen Kerrigan | 0 comments | Continued-
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