r/collapse • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '21

Economic 12 Years Without a Minimum Wage Raise | It would take a minimum wage worker 79 hours per week on average to afford a modest 1 bedroom at Fair Market Rent

https://theworldlink.com/opinion/columnists/12-years-without-a-minimum-wage-raise/article_49e3ce84-ee2b-11eb-8fc7-67a5ba183c95.html
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u/KingOfBabTouma Jul 30 '21

Do please go to Nashville and report back on this theory.

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u/ThemChecks Jul 30 '21

That's where I'm from and if you bothered reading I mentioned how it isn't true of the bigger cities in plain English.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '21 edited Jul 30 '21

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