Wages in the broader workforce haven't risen with increased productivity (in the developed world). Any additional profits aren't exactly getting shared with wor

Wages in the broader workforce haven't risen with increased productivity (in the developed world). Any additional profits aren't exactly getting shared with workers. The article kind of a raises a moot point, if regular wages aren't tied to productivity what should minimum wages be tied to? I believe that minimum wage should probably be set to some social factor, above some level of worker exploitation and a wage that a person could actually live on.