International Comparison of Minimum Wage Policies provides a comprehensive analysis of the various strategies implemented by different countries to set minimum wages. This research aims to shed light on the effectiveness of these policies in addressing income inequality and improving the living standards of low-wage workers. By examining the minimum wage levels, coverage, and enforcement mechanisms in countries such as the United States, Germany, Australia, and Japan, we can identify best practices and lessons to inform policy-making in other jurisdictions. This study also considers the potential economic impacts of minimum wage increases, including the effects on employment, productivity, and inflation. Overall, this research contributes to the ongoing debate surrounding minimum wage policies and their implications on social welfare and economic development.