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First, the article doesn't describe any causality in either direction. It's simply stating that minimum wage workers are now even more poor now than they were l
by thechao 5y ago
First, the article doesn't describe any causality in either direction. It's simply stating that minimum wage workers are now even more poor now than they were last year; and, more importantly, got poorer faster than we expected them to. Second, a double-fistful of municipalities raising their minimum wage within the last year could hardly have caused significant motion to inflation at the national level.