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Do workers in the informal sector benefit from cuts in the minimum wage?.

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Fiszbein, Ariel

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TextPublication details: Washington : World Bank, 1992.Subject(s):

Employment
Wages -- Employment policy -- Employment opportunites. -- Wages -- Employment policy -- Employment opportunites. -- Wages -- Employment policy -- Employment opportunites

Summary: The paper deals with minimum wages and income inequality and wage in the informal sector - role of labour reallocation effects role of demand factors and the model.

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The paper deals with minimum wages and income inequality and wage in the informal sector - role of labour reallocation effects role of demand factors and the model.

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