$15? $25? $0 because the children yearn for the mines?
$0 with UBI
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Whatever it takes to afford and apartment and eat food and commute to a job.
Enough to live off of. The worker deserves their due.
e.g. if we really want to be a Christian nation, these earlier writings come to mind: Leviticus 19:13, Deuteronomy 24:15, 1 Timothy 5:18-19, Jesus reiterates in Luke 10:7, James 5:4, and many, many others.
Whatever it takes to have a place to stay. Three meals a day. Get medical care.
Average rental price per month divided by 40 hours a week or 160 hours a month.
$1200 / 160 hours = 7.5
Obviously this is just an example
Some of my comment got lost:
Your housing costs should only be a third of your total income or less. Thats the place i was going with it. Oops
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