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Arin Dube points out that Poland, similar to the UK, aligns its minimum wage at approximately two thirds of the median wage.
He observes that Poland is widely viewed as a European success story and suggests that claims about minimum wages harming macroeconomic performance have become less prominent.
Dube has previously highlighted concerns over the continued decline of labor share since 2000, even after accounting for depreciation. In another note, he discussed how rising investor sentiment in AI could impact asset prices and the real economy. His recent remarks align with an ongoing focus on labor market conditions and macroeconomic performance.