Time for a Living Wage

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Challenge, 2001, vol. 44, issue 5, 6-18

Abstract: A living wage is catching on in America. About sixty municipalities have adopted such ordinances. But the real impact of the living wage may be its effect on state and city minimum wages. The living-wage movement has helped awaken America to the fact that many of its citizens make wages that cannot provide them with even a minimally decent life.

Date: 2001
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