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    Part One When the minimum wage is increased‚ there comes an assumption that there will be a negative impact on employment. Despite this expectation of unemployment‚ historical trends have shown that no such rise in unemployment exists overall‚ but can be found with specific groups. Workers are now easily replaced by technology in low skill fields and businesses have the option of switching over to machines for the same tasks. While an increase in minimum wage has little impact overall‚ youth employment

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    benefit of advocating for a living wage at the federal level is that a living wage would actually be put into effect. With living wages‚ workers will be able to buy the basic needs for survival‚ which include; money for rent‚ food‚ health insurance‚ and other major expenses. The potential downside to advocating for a living wage at the federal level is that small businesses may go out of business and companies will have to cut back on their staff in order to pay for the wage increase. Moreover‚ the risks

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    Introduction Since the Industrial Revolution‚ unions have been credited with creating improvements in working conditions‚ improving wages‚ and providing security in the workforce. Most unions were developed in manufacturing and resource companies such as companies operating in steel mills‚ textile factories and mines. Eventually‚ however‚ unions began to expand into other industries. Today‚ most unions are found in transportation‚ utilities and government. Unions grew rapidly from the 1930’s to 1950’s‚

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    Analyst Liana Fox‚ the current system of not adjusting the federal minimum wage yearly‚ causes the value of the minimum wage to decrease as inflation causes the cost of living to increase. This lack of action causes either one of two scenarios‚ either the states pick up the tab and enact minimum wage indexing or states do noting and the countries lowest paid workers are left with no way to deal the yearly rise

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    minimum wage laws. Minimum wage laws set wages above the going market-clearing wage in an attempt to raise market wages. People worry that this higher wage cost will cause employers to hire fewer minimum-wage employees than before the law was implemented. As a result‚ more minimum wage workers are left unemployed‚ creating a social cost and resulting in market failure. The minimum wage is the minimum hourly wage an employer can pay an employee for work. Currently‚ the federal minimum wage is $7

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    Minimum Wage In the United States Minimum Wage is approaching record lows. Even with recent increases inflation is one of the main reasons that workers are being paid less for labor than they were back in the Seventies. There are about 3 million workers in the United States that worked full time year round last year and still fell below the National poverty level. If everyone earns exactly the same amount of money‚ then the income distribution would be perfectly equal. If no one earns any money

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    with a minimum wage hourly rate. Many teens taking on their first job are willing to take any pay and are therefore satisfied with this rate. The current minimum wage in California is $9 and $7.25 across the United States. The minimum wage must be raised because the cost of living has gone up severely‚ the cost of education has increased‚ and it will save the government money. Since the cost of living has sky rocketed‚ it has become almost impossible to raise a family on a minimum wage job. A person

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    The Economics of Minimum Wage   One might ask‚ what is minimum wage? Minimum wage is the lowest hourly amount an employer can pay an employee. There may be some exceptions based on the type of worker. There are two kinds of minimum wage rates‚ state and federal. Right now‚ the current minimum wage is $7.25 per hour. In some states‚ minimum wages are higher than the federal rate. Workers are paid the higher amount in those locations. Minimum wage has been a hot subject among the policy makers and

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    I believe that minimum wage should be raised. One reason is it would not only be better for the worker‚ but it would also affect the worker’s families in a positive way. If a worker is bringing home more money they will be able to better support their family. They would be able to buy more groceries and necessities that the family would need. Another reason we should raise minimum wage is it would be good for the economy. If a worker were to bring home more money they would be able to spend more

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    men graduates. Gender wage gaps in 2004 are not primarily caused by discrimination against women. Gender wage gaps are largely the result of work history‚ experience‚ industry and the choices women make. Examples would be three of my four very successfully employed Master’s degree daughters in their 30s who are now temporarily staying at home taking care of their young children. An example of the significant advances made by women in employment and wages is the annual follow-up of

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