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In developing countries, two questions frequently arise. First, to what extent can minimum wages be enforced in a context characterized by a large number of casual and informal wage earners who operate beyond the reach of understaffed labour inspection services? Second, where minimum wages are implemented, do they benefit the poorest and most vulnerable groups in society or do they merely reinforce the segmentation and inequality between a few fortunate salaried workers and all the others? This paper discusses these questions in the context of India, a developing country with a particularly strong minimum wage tradition.


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