Minimum Wage

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The Weekly Wrap: 2024 Is the Year for Minimum Wage Raises

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Economics in Brief: Minimum Wage Hikes Will Affect Millions of Workers

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What Research Says About the $15 Minimum Wage and Crime

Workers demanding a $15 minimum wage

Economics in Brief: Results From Stockton’s Basic Income Experiment

Economics in Brief: Momentum Grows for a Minimum Wage Increase

What Research Says About the $15 Minimum Wage and the Affordable Housing Crisis

Protestors rally for a $15 minimum wage in Minneapolis on April 15, 2015, as part of a nationwide action to demand a $15 minimum wage. Two years later, Minneapolis voted to raise the minimum wage to $15.

Economics in Brief: Congress Tries Again to Raise the Minimum Wage

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