> Card and Krueger is indeed an original and clever study and if it had > turned out the other way I have no doubt John and others would be > hailing it as the definitive paper on the minimum wage. > > Alex Why is the response to Card/Krueger to completely trash it? Given the fact that it seems to be a competent study, why not argue that there might be some intervening variable that makes the demand for labor insensitive to price, at least for low-skilled labor? -fabio
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