minwage | R Documentation |
Wooldridge Source: P. Wolfson and D. Belman (2004), “The Minimum Wage: Consequences for Prices and Quantities in Low-Wage Labor Markets,” Journal of Business & Economic Statistics 22, 296-311. Professor Belman kindly provided the data. Data loads lazily.
data('minwage')
A data.frame with 612 observations on 58 variables:
emp232: employment, sector 232, 1000s
wage232: hourly wage, sector 232, $
emp236:
wage236:
emp234:
wage234:
emp314:
wage314:
emp228:
wage228:
emp233:
wage233:
emp394:
wage394:
emp231:
wage231:
emp226:
wage226:
emp387:
wage387:
emp056:
wage056:
unem: civilian unemployment rate, percent
cpi: Consumer Price Index (urban), 1982-1984 = 100
minwage: Federal minimum wage, $/hour
lemp232: log(emp232)
lwage232: log(wage232)
gemp232: lemp232 - lemp232[_n-1]
gwage232: lwage232 - lwage232[_n-1]
lminwage: log(minwage)
gmwage: lminwage - lminwage[_n-1]
gmwage_1: gmwage[_n-1]
gmwage_2:
gmwage_3:
gmwage_4:
gmwage_5:
gmwage_6:
gmwage_7:
gmwage_8:
gmwage_9:
gmwage_10:
gmwage_11:
gmwage_12:
lemp236:
gcpi: lcpi - lcpi[_n-1]
lcpi: log(cpi)
lwage236:
gemp236:
gwage236:
lemp234:
lwage234:
gemp234:
gwage234:
lemp314:
lwage314:
gemp314:
gwage314:
t: linear time trend, 1 to 612
The sectors corresponding to the different numbers in the data file are provided in the Wolfson and Bellman and article.
Used in Text: pages 379, 410, 444-445, 674-675
https://www.cengage.com/cgi-wadsworth/course_products_wp.pl?fid=M20b&product_isbn_issn=9781111531041
str(minwage)
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