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Warren Buffett said anyone working 40 hours a week deserves a 'decent living' — but raising minimum wage isn't the answer. Here's what he proposes

Nearly a decade before "livable wages" became a political buzzword and people started asking why full-time work barely covers the bills, Warren Buffett had already said the quiet part out loud. The ...
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Warren Buffett Said 'Anybody Who's Willing To Work 40 Hours A Week' Deserves A Decent Life — But Proposes A Minimum 'Income', Not Minimum Wage

It's 2025, and the federal minimum wage in the U.S. is still stuck at $7.25 an hour—exactly where it's been since 2009. While some states have raised it on their own, millions of Americans are still ...
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Warren Buffett Said Anyone Working 40 Hours a Week Deserves a 'Decent Living' —But Raising Minimum Wage Isn't the Answer. Here's What He Proposes

Nearly a decade before "livable wages" became a political buzzword and people started asking why full-time work barely covers the bills, Warren Buffett had already said the quiet part out loud. The ...