In the U.S., as of your text's publication, the minimum amount of income necessary for a single full-time worker to acquire adequate food, clothing, shelter, and transportation (but not health insurance) is equal to the hourly minimum wage

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The minimum wage in many parts of the U.S. is not considered sufficient for a single full-time worker to afford adequate food, clothing, shelter, and transportation, especially in areas with high costs of living.

In the US, as of Your Text's Publication, the Minimum Amount of Amount