Preliminary Analysis: Impacts of the $8.50 Minimum Wage on Santa Fe Businesses, Workers and the Santa Fe Economy (Revised)

Authors

Lee A. Reynis
Molly J. Bleecker
Myra Segal

Document Type

Technical Report

Publication Date

12-27-2005

Sponsorship

City of Santa Fe, New Mexico

Publisher

University of New Mexico. Bureau of Business and Economic Research.

Abstract

This is the preliminary analysis of data relating to the impacts of the $8.50 minimum wage mandated by the Living Wage Ordinance on Santa Fe workers, businesses and the Santa Fe economy. The final report will include a more complete analysis of data collected under this first phase of the research project and a statistical analysis of microdata available after the beginning of 2006.

Comments

This research was conducted under a contract with the City of Santa Fe. Revised, December 27, 2005. See also earlier baseline study on this site.

Recommended Citation

Reynis, Lee A.; Molly J. Bleecker; and Myra Segal. "Preliminary Analysis: Impacts of the $8.50 Minimum Wage on Santa Fe Businesses, Workers and the Santa Fe Economy (Revised)." (2005). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/bber/28