I already got paid for the past ten years. If you had to attend university to get ready for your job, then you can have a bit more to compensate for that time w

I already got paid for the past ten years. If you had to attend university to get ready for your job, then you can have a bit more to compensate for that time without income. I have nothing against market economics in general, I would welcome competitors driving those outsized profits down. When I say everyone should earn roughly the same, then this is what I think would be a desirable state, but in this case market dynamics are unlikely to yield this result because not everyone can switch to doing every possible job for all kinds of reasons. This is what makes unskilled jobs pay relatively bad despite this work being important and often hard or unpleasant, but the mechanism to change that, leaving for better payed higher skilled jobs to reduce supply is just not available to many. So I would think that I am in general in favor of market dynamics, but it has to be a working market.