<div id="readability-page-1">Warren Buffett believes anyone working 40 hours a week deserves a decent living, but he doesn’t think raising the minimum wage is the best solution. In a CNN interview after the 2016 election, the Berkshire Hathaway CEO explained why he favors expanding the earned income tax credit instead of forcing higher hourly wages. Buffett warned that mandated wage floors could lead to fewer jobs, especially in low-margin industries, while a stronger income-based system could protect workers without cutting employment. Nearly a decade later, his argument still resonates as wage pressure, living costs, and labor shortages remain front and center in the U.S. economy.</div>

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<p>沃伦·巴菲特反对提高最低工资，建议扩大所得税抵免，以确保全职工人的体面生活标准。他警告说，提高工资底线可能会减少就业，特别是在低利润行业，而基于收入的系统可以保护就业。在美国经济中，工资压力、生活成本和劳动力短缺持续存在的背景下，他的观点仍然具有现实意义</p>

Warren Buffett's solution for workers with low pay

- 巴菲特认为，40 小时工作周的员工应有体面的生活。
- 他主张扩大所得税抵免，而非提高最低工资。 
- 此观点在美国经济中仍具有重要性，尤其是在工资压力和生活成本上升的背景下。

沃伦·巴菲特为低收入工人提供的解决方案