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Ironically, even when the minimum wage is $15 an hour in California the after-tax wage on that $15 will be $11.52 which means 173 hours of after-tax will required on minimum wage in California for a median 1 bedroom apartment.
Basically, even after the minimum wage is $15 an California with the higher tax brackets it will be a net of $11.52 which would basically reduce the numbers of hours per month required for a 1 bedroom median apartment from 190 to 173 hours.
Ironically, even when the minimum wage is $15 an hour in California the after-tax wage on that $15 will be $11.52 which means 173 hours of after-tax will required on minimum wage in California for a median 1 bedroom apartment.
Basically, even after the minimum wage is $15 an California with the higher tax brackets it will be a net of $11.52 which would basically reduce the numbers of hours per month required for a 1 bedroom median apartment from 190 to 173 hours.
This thread again? Market dictates price difference according to desirability, comparative attractiveness of Toledo and Los Angeles, absurdity of comparing a 290K city with a 10 million metropol, dishonesty in holding up the worst examples from one place against best cases in the other. One could write a shell script to present the counterarguments to your posts. A small shell script.
Oh wow, that's it, Im packing my bags and leaving for Toledo now...SAID NO ONE EVER.
You're probably wealthy and don't care about the working people who cannot deserve a decent place to live in California?
Unless they are illegals and living 20 people in a two room apartment not paying any income taxes or social security.
Wonderful state you have going there. Most racist, unfair state in the entire union.
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