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The Minimum Wage Does Not Protect

Mr. Stephen Saunders in his Letter "Minimum wage protects" in Thursday's Tribune asked The Nassau Institute "Why it is not …

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Economics is not about the financial fate of individuals. It is about the material well-being of society as a whole. It shows cause and effect relationships involving prices, industry and commerce, work and pay, or the international balance of trade - all from the standpoint of how this affects the allocation of scarce resources in a way that raises or lowers the material standard of living of the populations as a whole.Thomas Sowell
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