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That article doesn't seem to say what you claim it says?

• donatj 7y ago
  > They found that the policy “reduced hours worked in low-wage jobs by 6-7 percent, while hourly wages in such jobs increased by 3 percent ... consequently, total payroll for such jobs decreased.” That means the total amount that employers paid to workers was less with the new minimum wage in place than projected payroll if the policy hadn’t gone into effect. Also > Surveying employers, Romich and other researchers found the most common response to the wage increase was to raise prices