I've said this 50 times, maybe on 51 you'll catch on. There is no such thing as raising wages for the poor per se.
Okay you raise the guy at $8 up to $10, What is the guy at $9 going to do?, What is the guy at $10 going to do? What is the guy at $15 going to do? What is the guy at $25 going to do? What is the guy at $50 going to do? What is the C.E.O. going to do? You can bet he's not going to be happy with a $2 raise.
Sure there is such a thing as raising wages for the poor. In your post you show it raised form 8 $ to 10$. As to the ripple effect that would cause, sure, it will cause some ripple effect. But there have been no studies to show that minimum wage causes unemployment.
If that had been the case, during conservative rule we would have almost zero unemployment, since conservatives never raise the minimum wage (at least in USA). Then where did the 2002 dot com meltdown and the current meltdown come from? Minimum wage was not raised, according to you that should have meant unparalleled prosperity. The why didn’t it happen?
If fixing the economy was as easy as getting rid of the minimum wage for the poor (or not raising it), Republicans should have been wizards at economic management. But as I have said before, it is easy to blame the poor for all the economic ills. There is no evidence to suggest that raising minimum wage causes unemployment.
Minimum wage was raised during Clinton years; they had low unemployment in USA. It was not raised during Bush years; they had high unemployment in USA. Blaming the poor for economic ills is easy, but evidence does not bear that out.