For teens, a higher minimum wage could be an effective form of birth control

Thursday, January 19, 2017 - 23:01 in Psychology & Sociology

It doesn’t work to stop pregnancy like the birth control pill or an intrauterine device. But for teenage girls flipping burgers, sorting widgets or working retail, a bit more bling in the paycheck appears to reduce the likelihood of becoming a mother before her time. In an analysis that looked...

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