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to work more than 40 hours per week to climb out of poverty. Without EITC families. that rely on the earnings of a minimum wage worker will be poor unless that worker. puts in more than 46 hours per week. With EITC they will not be poor if the worker. can average 33 hours per week. If the minimum wage breadwinner secures a 40 hour ................
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