Klajdi Bregu
Contributor
Dr. Klajdi Bregu is an assistant professor of economics at IU South Bend’s Judd Leighton School of Business and Economics and a at the Center for Market Education. Prior to his appointment to the Leighton School faculty, Dr. Bregu taught at the University of Arkansas.
His research interests include Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, Austrian Economics and Public Choice. He has published research in the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, the Southern Economic Journal, the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics, and The Geneva Risk and Insurance Review.
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Why This Year’s Nobel Prize in Economics Changes Nothing on the Minimum Wage Debate
“The two Card and Krueger studies have major issues, and they do not support the narrative in favor of minimum wage laws. Yet, as expected, this has not stopped many from using this paper in the classroom for teaching the effects of minimum wages on unemployment.” ~ Klajdi Bregu
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Why This Year’s Nobel Prize in Economics Changes Nothing on the Minimum Wage Debate
“The two Card and Krueger studies have major issues, and they do not support the narrative in favor of minimum wage laws. Yet, as expected, this has not stopped many from using this paper in the classroom for teaching the effects of minimum wages on unemployment.” ~ Klajdi Bregu