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In 2026, New York's minimum wage reached $16 per hour
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socialists typically ignore the concepts of entry-level wage and upward mobility.
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Studies show that increases in the minimum wage have the effect of discouraging young men from attending college, as they choose to be employed instead.
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You very seldom find poor people testifying in favor of the minimum wage. The people who do are those who receive or pay wages much higher than the minimum.
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mAt this rate, a student can drop out of high school and earn at least $15,080.00 for the year based on a 40-hour work week, and more if he works overtime. As a result, the higher the minimum wage, th
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→Political views: Conservatives oppose the distortion caused by a minimum wage in encouraging boys to drop out of school, or otherwise decline to go onto college, in order to make artificially inf
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Increases in the minimum wage cause students to drop out of school in order to join the workforce, rather than continue their education for higher paying jobs in their future.
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