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What it does do is incentivize productivity. Where $15 MW's have been placed in the U.S., unemployment has dropped noticeably and productivity has gone up. And as far as businesses having to raise their prices, consider this: in Australia, the MW is $17.29, a Big Mac is the same price, and it doesn't seem to be impeding Australia's economic growth at all.
@Proysen
The Minimum Wage forces employers to pay more for their employees, so they have to account for the loss elsewhere, either by raising prices or firing workers. Say goodbye to less than five dollar burgers if you jack the MW to fifteen bucks.