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Fixed52 / 150 words

Question

Fixed

Data

Fixed
border_county_teen_jobs.csv[SIZE] · [ROWS] rows × 6 columns · Preview of the first 100 rows
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county_pairCategorycounty_fipsTextquarterDatemin_wage_usdDecimalteen_empIntegerteen_popInteger
WA–ID 01530632019-Q112.00[n][n]
WA–ID 01160552019-Q17.25[n][n]
WA–ID 01530632019-Q212.00[n][n]
WA–ID 01160552019-Q27.25[n][n]

Method

Fixed

Findings

Fixed
Chart 1 · Teen employment on each side of the borderFrom border_county_teen_jobs.csv · Edit in the chart builderChart 2 · Estimate by year since the increaseFrom border_county_teen_jobs.csv · Edit in the chart builder

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Conflicts of interest

Fixed

Citations

Fixed14 sources
  1. 1Dube, Lester and Reich (2010). Minimum Wage Effects Across State Borders. Review of Economics and Statistics.
  2. 2US Census Bureau (2024). Quarterly Workforce Indicators.
  3. 3US Department of Labor (2024). Changes in basic minimum wages in non-farm employment under state law.
  4. + 11 more in the Sources tab

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