The Minimum Wage

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This paper argues that the minimum wage law must not be abolished in the United States because it provides advantages both to the labor force and our economy. The author points out that the minimum wage law protects every employee from exploitation in terms of salary. The paper stresses that the view that the minimum wage law reduces jobs is a fallacy because the United States had already experienced quite a number of minimum wage increases with no negative consequences for the nation.

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"Aside from the unemployment problem that might arise if the minimum wage will be abolished, the consequences of such problem will greatly affect our economy. An employee, who is paid only a small amount of money, in an instance when there no longer exist a minimum wage law, will face negative changes in his standard of living. There can be a possibility that his salary can no longer sustain his daily needs."

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