On the recordFebruary 6, 2019
If the minimum wage kept up with inflation and productivity, it would be $18 an hour.
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congress.govIf the minimum wage kept up with inflation and productivity, it would be $18 an hour.
Norcross argues for a higher minimum wage based on inflation and productivity.
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