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Business, 31.01.2021 04:50 dudedude2201

Hourly wage Annual
income
Difference
between
annual wage
and federal
Difference
between
annual wage
and median
household
income
poverty line
$7.25
$14.500
Federal
minimum
wage
88.00
$16,000
California's
minimum
wage
$55.65
Marketing
managers
S111,300
Police officers
$27.40
$54,800
89.38
Child-care
workers
$18.760


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Difference
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