André Müller

About the Author

André Müller is a distinguished economist and policy analyst whose work delves into the intricacies of labor markets and social welfare systems. With a PhD in Economics from the University of Berlin, he has spent over two decades researching the impacts of government interventions on employment and income distribution. Müller's analyses are renowned for their rigorous empirical approach, blending statistical modeling with real-world case studies to challenge conventional wisdom on economic policies. His seminal book, Evaluating Minimum Wage Laws, offers a comprehensive examination of the effects of wage floors on job creation, poverty reduction, and economic inequality, drawing on data from multiple countries to inform policymakers and academics alike. Beyond academia, Müller contributes to international think tanks and advises governments on labor reforms, advocating for evidence-based strategies that balance worker protections with market dynamics.