> I don't think the theoretical perfect supply/demand curve always matches up with real life. Maybe - in the long-term, it does, but sometimes things fly under

> I don't think the theoretical perfect supply/demand curve always matches up with real life. Maybe - in the long-term, it does, but sometimes things fly under the radar, maybe for decades, before the business cycle or something else forces a correction. Yes, it's not perfect. But supply does play a large role. Nobody is lining up to do "bullshit jobs" but a ton of people do want to make a living with music(and in the arts, in general). It's the same problem with video game software development. The pay is not that great compared to other "boring" jobs like finance because the supply of people wanting to do it is far greater.