Is the effects of an increase in the minimum wage on the market for unskilled labor and youth unemployment macro or micro economics?

The effects of an increase in the minimum wage on the market for unskilled labor and youth unemployment primarily fall under microeconomics, as it involves the behavior of individual markets and the decisions of employers and workers. It examines how changes in wage levels affect supply and demand for labor, particularly for unskilled workers. However, there can be macroeconomic implications, such as overall employment rates and economic growth, which can arise from widespread changes in wage policy.