> So Google uses a data source that uses euros per month as a metric (probably [0]), so what? What is the intent of a user making a search for "minimum wage u

> So Google uses a data source that uses euros per month as a metric (probably [0]), so what? What is the intent of a user making a search for "minimum wage uk"? If they searched for "historic minimum wage", or "compare minimum wage" - sure, that graph is appropriate. What I'm saying is that for someone searching for the UK's rate, there is only one correct answer. This is the rate mandated by the Government for your age.