The steady rise in Rhode Island’s minimum wage has put more money in the pockets of many entry-level workers, but at what cost? Since 2018, Rhode Island has raised its minimum wage seven times, totaling a 39% increase. The state’s minimum wage will rise again on New Year’s Day by $1, to $16, with another
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