A new study from Grace Lordan, London School of Economics and David Neumark, University of California at Irvine shows the following:
1. Increasing the minimum wage decreases significantly the share of automatable employment held by low-skilled workers.
2. An increase of the minimum wage by $1 (based on 2015 dollars) decreases the share of low-skilled automatable jobs by 0.43 percentage point.
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