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We finally have some evidence that California's new $20 fast food wage is hurting business

New data shows that foot traffic to California fast-food chains declined in April and May after the state's new $20 minimum wage was enacted.

By: Business Insider

Jun 14 2024
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We finally have some evidence that California's new $20 fast food wage is hurting business — We finally have some evidence

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Foot traffic to fast-food chains in California fell in April and May, new data shows.
McDonald's and Burger King were among the chains to see visits fall… [+3435 chars]
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