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The top 10% are also putting in a lot more hours. Moreover, a good education, which now costs about $150k, is no longer a guarantee of a good job. I have many f
by rdlecler1 12y ago
The top 10% are also putting in a lot more hours. Moreover, a good education, which now costs about $150k, is no longer a guarantee of a good job. I have many friends who won't pay off their student loans until they are 40. I have other friends with union jobs but little additional education that have houses and boat. Why should someone be compensated more than those who took the risk to pursue a higher education?
- pistle 12y agoIt sounds like the more compensated made better choices. Why does risk-taking engender high pay than working for good money? If the facts in the books aren't worth a damn to the employers, maybe the higher education has no market value? Just because someone says it's a 'good education' doesn't mean it breeds worthwhile labor in a market.
- rdlecler1 12y agoA society where people are not compensated for taking risks is called communism. How did that work out?