"In all cases, two adults should be able to make any agreement or action between them, as long as they are both of sound mind, fully informed, and clearly consenting."
I mean you could say this about most things? If we regulated consenting adults like... buying food on Sundays then we'd also see a verifiable impact on the economy, which would impact everyone. If you regulate actions on small scale it'll always have ripple effects.
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So what makes minimum wage not break the initial premise of needing to not affect a third party without their consent?
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It's not a direct effect, and having no effect on third parties wasn't part of the premise. For example, if I decide to get an abortion, that will make my family extremely sad, but my decision "belongs" to me.
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