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Bad Economic Justifications for Minimum Wage Hikes
What is the economic case for increasing the federal minimum wage?
To even posit that question sounds odd. Proponents of a higher minimum wage claim that the policy change could alleviate all sorts of economic and social ills. But it's worth assessing, from first principles, the economic arguments advanced for how the minimum wage level should be set.
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