How can you ensure your minimum wage study is free from confounding variables?
If you want to measure the impact of minimum wage changes on employment, you need to account for confounding variables. These are factors that affect both the minimum wage and the employment outcomes, but are not caused by either of them. Confounding variables can bias your results and make you draw wrong conclusions. In this article, you will learn how to identify and control for confounding variables in your minimum wage study.