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Research

Extensive research has been done on the economic impacts of the minimum wage. Follow the links below to learn more about the findings by issue area.

The Job Loss Myth

Low-wage Job Growth

Issue Brief: Time to Raise Connecticut's Minimum Wage - Young Workers in CT Need a Raise

Minimum Wage as Economic Stimulus

The Business Case for Raising the Minimum Wage

Corporate Profits of Low-Wage Employers

Fair Pay for Women Requires Increasing the Minimum Wage and Tipped Minimum Wage

Demographics of Low-Wage Workers

Tipped Workers

Corporate-Backed Researchers

Resources

  • Research
  • Worker Stories
  • Business Stories
  • Polling
  • Map
  • Question and Answer
  • Why We Should Raise the Minimum Wage
  • Other Minimum Wage Partners
  • Testimony

The FactsThe Facts

$10.55

How much the federal minimum wage would be if it had kept up with inflation over the past 40 years. Instead, it’s $7.25. Learn More

What's Newrss

  • Gov. Cuomo’s Leadership Needed to Deliver Strongest Possible Minimum Wage Increase to New Yorkers

    May 15, 2012

  • NYT Editorial: New York on $15,000 a Year

    May 1, 2012

  • Issue Brief:  Time to Raise Connecticut’s Minimum Wage - Young Workers in CT Need a Raise

    April 30, 2012

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