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Minimum Wage and Monopsony: Why the Competitive Model Gets Labour Markets Wrong

Labour Economics, Microeconomics

Labour Economics · Core Debate The minimum wage debate is not about whether demand curves slope downward. They do. It is about the shape of the labour supply curve facing an individual firm — and thirty years of natural-experiment evidence has changed what economists...

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