As of January 1, 2020 Flagstaff's minimum wage is $13.00 per hour. For individuals in positions that regularly or customarily receive $30.00 or more in tips per month, the hourly cash wage has increased to $10.00 per hour. Go to the the City Council's website: https://flagstaff.az.gov/3520/Minimum-Wage to see the further wage changes. and make sure to discuss tipped workers in the new minimum wage law. No Graphs. discuss the further increases in the minimum wage in Flagstaff, and how it may impact tipped minimum wage workers. Examples from your personal experiences, a brief discussion of the law, examples from newspaper or journal articles, etc. can all be included in your paper. Note that the laws were enacted originally as a Citizen's Petitions (the state's minimum wage increase and Flagstaff's Citizen Petition, Proposition 414). As in the text, when evaluating price controls, we need balance the principle that markets are usually a good way to organize economic activity with the principle that governments can sometimes improve market outcomes. Prices (wages) have the crucial job of balancing supply and demand, however price controls (a minimum wage) may be used because of an unfair market outcome or may be aimed at helping the poor. Often remember that the price control (minimum wage) may end up hurting those they are trying to help, and that there may be a better way of helping those in need (a wage subsidy).