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A wage threshold refers to a specific minimum income level set by law or policy, below which individuals or employees may be entitled to certain benefits, protections, or entitlements. It is often used in contexts such as minimum wage laws, tax credits, or eligibility for social services. Employers may also use wage thresholds to determine salary classifications or to comply with labor regulations. The threshold can vary by region, industry, and specific regulations.

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