“The association’s advocacy work keeps restaurants open; it keeps workers employed, it finds pathways for worker opportunity, and it keeps our communities healthy,” Ms. Korsmo wrote. "If this were true, then the places that have a $15.00 minimum wage would be ghost towns, yet we find that after a transition period, they have more restaurants than ever, except for the impacts of covid, which hit the places with low minimum wages as well.

“The association’s advocacy work keeps restaurants open; it keeps workers employed, it finds pathways for worker opportunity, and it keeps our communities healthy,” Ms. Korsmo wrote. "If this were true, then the places that have a $15.00 minimum wage would be ghost towns, yet we find that after a transition period, they have more restaurants than ever, except for the impacts of covid, which hit the places with low minimum wages as well.

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