Everyplace, even Germany, has a minimum wage. It is determined by law of supply and demand, specific to each job to be done, where it is not codified in law.
I said "term," not "word." The term you're twisting is "minimum wage," which is a term that consists of two words. Typically, when we talk about "minimum wage," we are not referring to the minimum price of a particular job on the labor market, as determined by supply and demand, but rather to a specific law implemented by government telling employers the lowest amount they're legally allowed to pay their workers.
It is determined by law of supply and demand, specific to each job to be done, where it is not codified in law.
Which word am I twisting? "Minimum" or "wage"?