Moral Sentiments and the Minimum Wage (Report) Moral Sentiments and the Minimum Wage (Report)

Moral Sentiments and the Minimum Wage (Report‪)‬

Economic and Labour Relations Review 2010, Dec, 21, 2

Economic and Labour Relations Review
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Publisher Description

1. Introduction At the root of the minimum wage debate is a question of substantive justice, a question of what type of society we want to create and the types of values that should structure that society (Levin-Waldman 2000:43).

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2010
1 December
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
40
Pages
PUBLISHER
Centre for Applied Economic Research and Industrial Relations Research Centre
SIZE
297.1
KB

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