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Should the minimum wage rise faster than prices?

Wage floors are being reset in a lot of places this year. Tell us how you think the minimum wage should change where you live.

35%At or below the legal minimumQuestion 1
39%National governmentQuestion 2
40%In line with the cost of livingQuestion 3

Question by question

Question 1Pick one
How close is your own pay to the legal minimum where you live?
At or below the legal minimum35%153
A little above it28%122
Well above it22%97
Not sure, or I do not earn a wage right now11%47
There is no legal minimum where I live5%24
Question 2Pick one
Who should set the wage floor where you live?
National government39%174
Employers and workers, through negotiation24%108
Local or regional government24%107
No one, leave it to the market12%52
Other (tell us)0%2
Question 3Pick one
Compared with the cost of living, how should the legal minimum wage move?
In line with the cost of living40%177
Faster than the cost of living29%128
Slower than the cost of living22%96
There should be no legal minimum at all7%30
Not sure3%12
Who answered, and how we count itSampling, free-text handling and full methodology443
Verified humans
443

Every ballot is one World ID holder. No bots, no repeat voting, no weighting applied.

Margin at 95%
±4.7 pts

Sampling error for this many ballots. The crowd is self-selected, so this is not a representative panel.

Written-in answers
2

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