Originally posted by mister.old.school
Do you have any data to support what appears to be vacuous rhetoric?
Sure, but I doubt you'll read it.
Try this report by Burkhauser, Couch, and Wittenburg. They are from Cornell, U. of Connecticut, and The Urban Institute.
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This is a link to a government site on minimum wage. You will see here that most minimum wage workers are under 24 and entry level workers.
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And here is a report on the long term negative effects of raising the minimum wage. It's quite an interesting read, imo.
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Once you finish up with these I can provide more.
All of the jobs data I've seen indicates the vast majority of those being "laid off" are within the ranks of middle management and skilled workers -- hence job categories well above the minimum wage mark.
Please help us understand your rationale by supplying supporting information, or at least historic comparisons, that substantiate your position.
mister.old.... you must have mistakenly forgotten to provide the links to your sources. I know somebody who is such a stickler for having sources of data wouldn't have done this intentionally. It must have been an oversight on your part.





