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If the minimum wage is increased from $7.25 or $10 to $15 an hour, it will give skilled workers an advantage over unskilled workers.

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by Mark J. Perry

At $15 an hour, many unskilled workers simply won’t be able to effectively compete against skilled workers and against automation, and we’ve therefore handicapped America’s most vulnerable workers by taking away from them the most effective strategy they have—the ability to offer to work for a competitive wage that is consistent with their lack of skills.

IF THE MINIMUM WAGE IS INCREASED FROM $7.25 OR $10 TO $15 AN HOUR, IT WILL GIVE SKILLED WORKERS AN ADVANTAGE OVER UNSKILLED WORKERS. ([link removed] )

The American Engineer Who Created the First Modern Air Conditioner ([link removed] )

by Alexander C.R. Hammond

Since its creation, air conditioning has saved and improved millions of lives. If you're enjoying respite from the summer heat today, you might pause to thank a forgotten engineer born in Angola, New York.

AIR-CONDITIONING PROVIDES US RESPITE FROM THE SUMMER HEAT AND INCREASED WORK PRODUCTIVITY WHEN INSTALLED IN FACTORIES AND OFFICES AROUND THE WORLD. ([link removed] )

Helping the Needy: What’s the Christian Thing to Do? ([link removed] )

by Lawrence W. Reed

Almost everybody wants to help those who truly and deservedly need help. How we do it is replete with massive implications. At the very least in this ongoing debate, let’s not make the mistake of arguing that to use force, plunder, and dependency is somehow “the Christian thing to do.”

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Fix Patents, Not Prices, to Solve America’s Prescription Problem ([link removed] )

by Marcus Maldonado

A lack of actual competition and government protection of its most guilty parties has led the pharmaceutical market in the United States to be over-patented and over-priced.

CAPPING THE PRICE OF DRUGS WITHOUT FIXING THE ROOT PROBLEM WILL ONLY LEAD TO FEWER AMERICANS HAVING ACCESS TO THE LIFESAVING DRUGS THEY NEED. ([link removed] )

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