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To: one_less who wrote (4005)	12/31/2016 8:57:50 AM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (1) of 363008

In other areas like low income large population urban centers, it would be a hardship on employers to take on employees at that level of pay. My understanding that a higher minimum wage in affluent cities like Seattle with most low-wage jobs in service industries would be bearable, that the problem was non-affluent areas and production jobs. I don't understand why you see a problem with Colorado's cities. Ski resorts have small local populations and they have to pay that wage to get employees. In which case you don't need a higher minimum-wage law because employers will provide it naturally, without coercion. No?

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