Federal Minimum Wage

Alternatives to the minimum wage
Written by Sam Johnson   
The federal minimum wage exists to provide workers in low skilled jobs with a basic income that can allow them to provide for the needs of themselves and their families. Since it's inception in the late 1930s, there has been a debate about the minimum wage's ability to accomplish this end, and it's efficiency in doing so.
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Enforcing the minimum wage
Written by Sam Johnson   
The current U.S. minimum wage is $7.25 per hour, and applies to just about all workers in the U.S. Employers are expected to follow the minimum wage law, and when they don't, the government is expected to step in and ensure the law is enforced and any violations are dealt with appropriately.
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The minimum wage and inflation
Written by Sam Johnson   
There are several arguments against the federal minimum wage. Among them is the argument that the federal minimum wage hurts consumers by causing a rise in inflation.
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