“We find that raising the minimum wage increases earnings growth at the bottom of the distribution, and those effects persist and indeed grow in magnitude over several years.”
"Overall the most up to date body of research from US, UK and other developed countries points to a very muted effect of minimum wages on employment...Importantly, this was
found to be the case even for the most recent ambitious policies."
"This [meta-analysis] finds no statistically significant aggregate adverse employment effect of the national minimum wage [in the U.K.] and also no publication bias in the minimum wage literature."
BREAKING: new study just dropped that shows compelling evidence that cell phone bans cause student grades to modestly increase.
Grade increases are largest among low performing students.
Some other interesting findings from the cell phone ban study:
Students exposed to the cell phone ban were substantially more (!) supportive of phone-use restrictions.
The ban increased students' perceptions of greater benefits from these bans and reduced students preferences for unrestricted access.
Despite a mild rise in reported fear of missing out, there were no significant changes in overall student well-being, academic motivation, digital usage, or experiences of online harassment.