San Francisco / Washington / D.C. / Washington / /
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The New York Times / The Associated Press / Costco / Louisiana Budget Project / /
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United States / /
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USD / / /
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Open Society Institute / Economic Policy Institute / Loyola College of Law / Airport Model / Peter Hall / Institute of Industrial Relations / University of California / /
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minimum-wage law / retail / trade groups / food preparation / Federal law / gross domestic product / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services / Main Street Alliance / High school / U.S. Department of Labor Louisiana Budget Project Page / Institute of Industrial Relations / U.S. Department of Labor Louisiana Needs / Center on Wage and Employment Dynamics / Loyola College / University of California / Berkeley / W.K. Kellogg Foundation / State Fiscal Analysis Initiative / Wage and Hour Division / Economic Policy Institute / Annie E. Casey Foundation / Center on Budget and Policy Priorities / LSU Public Policy Research Lab / Louisiana State University / Open Society Institute / Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families Louisiana Budget Project Page / U.S. Department of Labor / Bureau of Labor Statistics / /
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Jan Moller / John Schmitt / David Gray / Amy Fowler / Steve Spires / Erika Zucker / David Cooper / Montana Nevada Oregon / Kirk Johnson / Christopher Rugaber / Ken Jacobs / Kai Filion / /
Position
full-time minimum wage worker / /
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Louisiana Needs a Higher Wage An increased minimum wage would help Louisiana’s families, businesses and economy By David Gray