The question is:

Should the local, state, or federal government raise the minimum wage?

Yes. Local, state, or federal government has the authority to establish a nationwide minimum wage setting, a baseline standard for all states and territories.

A wage increase can help address disparities in wages and living standards between different parts of the country, particularly in states with lower minimum wage rates.

Fixing the minimum wage rate eliminates the disparities. Increases the standard of living of lower income group people.

Raising the minimum wage levels by the government has several positive effects on employees, employers, and society.

This is how:

As the wage level increases, the earnings of the workers group increases. It leads to the economic growth of the society. An increase in economic growth or a country growing economically means their standard of living has been increasing. Now they can spend more on education, health, infrastructure will be better, they can build up schools, roads, etc. The upbringing of children will be better.

I am having trouble expanding on this subject, especially referencing a law that applies to minimum wage. Can you help?

Should the local, state, or federal government raise the minimum wage? Discuss the overall impact to employees, employers, society, and the ripple effect caused by this action. Support your argument by referencing a law that applies to minimum wage