The Case of the Minimum Wage Professor Jun Wang

The Case of the Minimum Wage Professor Jun WangPlaces contemporary minimum wage debates in historical context, stressing the importance of political as opposed to economic variables. This book traces the historical evolution of minimum wage policy and explains how models are used (and misused) by different interests to achieve their particular aims. Minimum wage policy was initially legitimated as a broader labor market policy aimed at achieving greater productivity and labor market stability. As

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