From the article: > We found that for every $1 increase in minimum wage, the percentage of workers working more than 20 hours per week (making them eligible fo

From the article: > We found that for every $1 increase in minimum wage, the percentage of workers working more than 20 hours per week (making them eligible for retirement benefits) decreased by 23.0%, while the percentage of workers with more than 30 hours per week (making them eligible for health care benefits) decreased by 14.9%. To be fair, this isn't an argument against minimum wage, but an argument for reform in health care and retirement funding. Keep in mind, this technique was always available to them, this almost seems a spiteful reaction, or at least they would have done it sooner if they'd thought to. > More wealth creation means more wealth. Does it mean more income to the lowest earners in a high-GDP country? Or does it just mean GDP has increased?