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The article highlights the argument that Washington's affordability debate should encompass not just price reductions but also the need for higher wages and enhanced collective bargaining power for workers. It suggests that addressing these wage issues is crucial for a comprehensive approach to affordability.
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The article highlights the argument that Washington's affordability debate should encompass not just price reductions but also the need for higher wages and enhanced collective bargaining power for workers. It suggests that addressing these wage issues is crucial for a comprehensive approach to affordability.
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