In Puerto Rico in 1938, the Market Wage Was 3¢

question 118

Multiple Choice

In Puerto Rico in 1938, the market wage was 3¢ to 4¢ per hour when Congress passed a law raising it to 25¢ per hour. Workers in Puerto Rico were:

• A) happy with their raise.
• B) hoping for a higher minimum wage.
• C) devastated.
• D) indifferent.

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