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forum threadCookinFer2 posted Yesterday 02:29 PM
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In 1940s, a hamburger from McDonald's was $0.15 on $0.30/hr. Today that would be around $2.71 on 7.25/hr. So if this deal was passively aimed at people in Washington D.C., a district in the U.S. that has the highest wage of $17.95/hr. and someone were able to get it for this price; they would find it as being a good price. Affordable would be like $6.69. At the least end of the spectrum, a state or district would have to have a wage of at least $16.02 where a $6 burger would be a good price or at least affordable. Off the top of my head, I am looking at California.
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