"Impact of California's Fast Food Minimum Wage Law on Consumer Spending"
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Starbucks has raised its prices in California in response to the state's $20 minimum wage mandate for fast-food workers, impacting items by $0.50 to $1.00. This increase is causing concern for both customers and baristas, as regular patrons could end up paying an additional $208 a year for their daily treat, while baristas express frustration over the impact on their interactions with customers.
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- California fast food franchisee slams new minimum wage, invests in Nevada over six-figure loss Fox Business
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