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    The document discusses a study analyzing the effects of a minimum wage increase in several large U.S. cities. The study found that increasing the minimum wage to $15 per hour over a few years in these cities did not negatively impact employment levels. Specifically, it saw no significant differences in job growth or hours worked between restaurants in the cities that increased their minimum wage and nearby regions that did not change their minimum wage.

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    The document discusses a study analyzing the effects of a minimum wage increase in several large U.S. cities. The study found that increasing the minimum wage to $15 per hour over a few years in these cities did not negatively impact employment levels. Specifically, it saw no significant differences in job growth or hours worked between restaurants in the cities that increased their minimum wage and nearby regions that did not change their minimum wage.

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    The document discusses a study analyzing the effects of a minimum wage increase in several large U.S. cities. The study found that increasing the minimum wage to $15 per hour over a few years in these cities did not negatively impact employment levels. Specifically, it saw no significant differences in job growth or hours worked between restaurants in the cities that increased their minimum wage and nearby regions that did not change their minimum wage.

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    The document discusses a study analyzing the effects of a minimum wage increase in several large U.S. cities. The study found that increasing the minimum wage to $15 per hour over a few years in these cities did not negatively impact employment levels. Specifically, it saw no significant differences in job growth or hours worked between restaurants in the cities that increased their minimum wage and nearby regions that did not change their minimum wage.

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