cool, then you should be able to provide an abundance of examples of there would be no examples of minimum wage increase which did not result in job losses
have at it
Obviously, you never studied the subject, nor ever provided any jobs to the economy. I'm not here to tutor you in the subject of economics, unless you want to pay for lessons, and then they will be expensive.
I'll give you one example. A small businessman, had a retail store. It was open 6AM to 8PM, and 6 to 5 on Saturdays. He had four employees, three part timers, before a minimum wage increase. They were employees who were there for his convenience. He'd open the store, an employee held down the fort, while he went out for a long breakfast and errand running. He'd stop back at the store, other part time employees would come and go, he'd take a long lunch, later a long dinner, visit here and there, throughout the day, but then the minimum wage increase came, and made him sit down a do the numbers.
When he realized what the employees were now costing him, he let the part timers go, put the full timer on part time, and spent more time in his store, and managed his time better. I guess you could say that government interference in the free market, for wages here, made him a much more efficient small businessman. Repeat that scenario tens of thousands of time, each time the minimum wage is increased, because it happens every time.
