Economists studying the effects of a minimum wage increase in Seattle found that workers "who were already working more hours before the wage increase saw 'essentially all of the earnings increases,' while the workers who had fewer hours saw their hours go down, but wages go up enough so that their overall earnings didn't really change."1 Is this consistent with the model on slide 17? Why or why not? Does it suggest any differences in the demand curve for workers in the high-hours group versus the low-hours group? Why? [Aim for 100-150 words]