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A new study of nearly 140,000 children born over a 14 year period in Africa, Asia, and Latin America has found that in some cases an increase in minimum wage may lead to a modest but significant decrease in some measures of early childhood nutrition.
A new study of nearly 140,000 children born over a 14 year period in Africa, Asia, and Latin America has found that in some cases an increase in minimum wage may lead to a modest but significant decrease in some measures of early childhood nutrition.
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