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    Penny Lee in his article “The problem with a $15 minimum Wage” expresses his disagreement over $15 minimum hourly wage at a federal level, more specifically, the government initiative to set a standard $15 minimum wage across the US will generate a negative impact that will hurt not only business and companies by narrowing their possibilities, but mainly affecting the workers ability to maintain or get a job, which will cause a higher unemployment rate. From this perspective, what makes this…

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    are in Minimum wage, and free college. Minimum wage is set as a base wage for workers without a trade, and not meant for someone that has a career. Free college is not a feasible option for this country but there are plenty of options to find a way to get into college. Everyone wants more, although that doesn’t mean you deserve it. Minimum Wage. Should it be increased? I feel that it should, but not at the rate that people want it to. There is a large movement to change minimum wage across the…

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    important aspects of the economy on which they disagree are minimum wage, trade, education. I’ve already made my bias clear; however, moving forward I will remain factual, fair and balanced like Fox News. Minimum Wage Hillary Clinton in the past has supported a federal minimum wage increase; however, she has never committed to an ideal amount, until recently. Just a few months ago while in Iowa, Hillary said she feels a federal minimum wage of twelve dollars would give American’s the boost…

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    Should Waffle Now servers be paid higher federal minimum wage? Well I feel it should for two reasons. One is the price of living is going up every year, so how are the employees going to pay bills if their job not paying enough? Second reason is according to the passage the servers have to pay income tax off the tips the constumers give, so their losing even more money! The price of living is starting to increase more and more as the years go by. Job payments isn't going up so there's no way…

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    Based on my computations, I would say that in today’s minimum wage in California, $9 per hour might be enough for single person without any dependents and living in a less desirable area of town, but not sufficient for a family with two young dependents nor for a family with one full-time or one part-time worker with dependents. There were certain discrepancies between the two portions of the family’s monthly budget, and in order for me to acquire at least the average monthly budget of $3,120…

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    complicated. Many employees are only getting paid minimum wage. Minimum wage in Michigan is currently $8.15 an hour and will be going up on January 1st, 2016 to $8.50 says Block (n.d.). Minimum wage is currently $8.15 an hour, which is not a lot of money to support one person let alone a whole family. It is almost impossible to support a family when an individual is only bringing home minimum wage. There are other finances in life that minimum wage can not cover such as monthly payments.…

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    Minimum Wage Increase: Is It Effective? The whole world revolves around money. Billions and billions of dollars are transferred from one place to the other, with someone constantly paying for something. Prices go up, up, up, and many in today’s society are complaining that the wages aren’t doing the same. So, what’s the solution? When the economy is taking a turn for the worse, the lower-income people are some of the first to feel it. That’s why, in the Great Depression, the U.S. government…

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    During the Great Depression, in 1938, the federal minimum wage was passed by Congress. There were two goals in mind, the first was keeping workers out of poverty and the second was enhancing consumer spending to recover from financial losses. Today, Congress is debating on whether or not we should, once again, raise minimum wage (Lester). Raising minimum wage was useful and successful in more ways than one. First, the modern minimum wage has been unsuccessful keeping up with inflation. Second,…

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    fast-food and retail industries, and they work minimum wage jobs. In Kentucky, that is $7.25 an hour, and for tipped jobs, $2.13 an hour (1). And that is not enough to make a living off, no one doubts that. But, raising the minimum wage is not the answer to allowing the minimum wage to become a living wage. We should eliminate government regulated minimum wage. Before I bring forward my point, let us define a wage. This is how Google defines a wage: “a fixed regular payment, typically paid…

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    Minimum wage could be the one lifeline that is able to sustain a teen or a struggling family lifestyle. For some of us who do not know what minimum wage is, it is the compensation that an employee receive from a certain set amount of hours they work under their employer. You may know that there are two sides to this situation: the employee and the employer. One side demands a raise in minimum wage while the other side proclaims there is already enough income as it is. Though both side’s…

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