Using the minimum wage tracker from the Economic Policy Institute, https://www.epi.org/minimum-wage-tracker/ , please look up New Mexico's minimum wage (non-tipped worker). (Note that with a few exceptions (Santa Fe city and county and Las Cruces), the wage does not vary by local cost of living.) Please multiply NM's minimum wage times 40 hours, times 4 weeks, for a rough estimate of the minimum monthly wage. Please write (a) the minimum wage for NM and (b) your calculation of the monthly wage for a full-time minimum wage worker. Here's some information about the minimum wage laws in New Mexico. The current minimum wage in the state is $12.00, with a tipped wage of $3.00. The most recent increase was from $11.50 to $12.00, effective January 1, 2023. The most recent significant change to the minimum wage law was made in 2019 by legislation. There are currently no upcoming increases or indexing. However, it's worth noting that students enrolled in secondary school have a lower minimum wage of $8.50. Finally, there are no areas in New Mexico with different minimum wages