The Libertarian: “Markets and Minimum Wages”

from The Libertarian · host Hoover Institution

Richard Epstein looks at Seattle’s move to a $15-an-hour minimum wage, dispels myths about employment practices (including why the salaries paid by Henry Ford weren’t a model for public policy), and explains how market mechanisms can help the poor.

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