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>There are examples, though, of states with higher minimum wages out performing neighboring states with lower wages. What does "out performing" mean in this re
by hueving 10y ago
>There are examples, though, of states with higher minimum wages out performing neighboring states with lower wages.
What does "out performing" mean in this regard? Tax revenue, GDP, and employment could all be very high in a state where the majority of people are living worse off than people in other states because of a massive cost of living.
Maybe you could just provide some references to these examples?
- youdontknowtho 10y agoI'm actually at work and can't really do that at the moment, but you should feel free to take that as some kind of lie that I'm using to make up for not having proof.