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Darc Requiem said:
Wonktonodi said:
Insidb said:

That doesn't translate:

A movie ticket was $0.23 in 1939, and minimum wage was $0.28.

A movie ticket is $8.34 today, and minimum wage is $7.25.

That means that a ticket was less than minimum wage, and a ticket is now more.



 

29 states and dc have a higher minimum wage than the federal minimum. that wasn't the case then. 

Ticket prices vary by state. States with a higher minimum wage usually have higher ticket prices.

Not only by state but by city also.  Theaters in smaller cities usually have lower ticket prices then theaters in big cities.