whatfe happens with economics one oh one and those left wing economist are jonathan gruber and paul krugman. jonathan wrote recently with the damage done by minimum wage and wrote disparagingly about the family paid medical leave krugman wrote about that and said it puts people with unskilled labor out of the market. how do you do 180 on a mission one - - an issue like minimum wage? and one of the co-authors just died. apparently byui suicide but if they did not raise the minimum wage would do better even though one state raise the minimum wage it jumpstarted economic activity but that is mt the opposite of what most economists felt and obama and clinton still quote the study but when they replicated the results they could not doe it ecause they literally asked employers you hiring or not they followed up with payroll records but the state that increase suffered relative to the state that did not. the correct minimum wage is zero. and to say because of the minimum wage about 500,000 black people lost jobs they would have had. the person most likely to be employed in america is a black teenager sellin

what happened since and two of the most celebrated left-wing economists jonathan gruber and paul krugman jonathan wrote recently about the damage done of minimum wage and living wages and also disparaging about the fate - - family paid medical leave and said it will price people with unskilled labor out of the market the same thing that milton friedman said. paul krugman has done a 180 had you do a 180 on minimum wage is beyond me but they have as has done the new york times the famous study doing dealing with the minimum wage one of the co-authors just died apparently by suicide the study showed new york new jersey one raise the minimum wage that gives an ideal chance to determine the state that didn't raise the minimum wage would do better surprise it concluded even though one state raise the minimum wage it jumpstarted economic activity in the state that the opposite of what most felt and now they still quote this study but if they tried to replicate it theyy couldn't because they literally asked were you hiring employers but ifpl you follow up with the payroll records it turns out the state s