Employment: update on mimimum wage evidence
Nice graphs and analysis from Carpe Diem.
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Diary: Friday, February 19, 2010
Another visit with David Bergland and Sharon Ayres. They came and picked me up shortly before noon. We drove south of Tucson and toured the Titan Missle Museum , which, as the name suggests, is an old nuclear missle silo from the Cold War, complete with a missle inside. It was a great tour, and another good visit with David and Sharon. Stopped and had something to eat at a Carl's Jr's on the way back, and they printed out their boarding passes at our house, and then were on their way.
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