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Hi, thanks for minimum wage increase vs. EIC references

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Thanks for the three references which you recently added to the Earned Income Tax Credit article. This filled a need and helped to flesh out our article, and please feel free to help again.

I think this is basically a good article, but on the theory of making a good article even better, please jump in and help again when the spirit so moves you! :>)

-FriendlyRiverOtter (talk) 21:15, 22 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]

PS On March 26th, I moved the debate of increased minimum wage vs. greater EIC to our lead paragraph because I think it's that important of an issue and that familiar of an issue. And thanks again for your work of finding the references.

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