The job market has always been dependent on supply and demand. And that affects people in different professions. As successful professional athletes can have way much bigger income than other important professions. This essay will discuss two opposite views of how can that be justified? And how it can be unfair.
Firstly, People who think sports professionals are deserving of more money than any other professional. They believe that being an athlete is not an easy job, nonetheless being a successful one. As it requires certain criteria in an individual and that makes them unique, therefore, deserving bigger income. For instance, if the fastest runner in the world sat a record no one else has ever achieved before him, then how could he not earn the most? That is why successful sports professionals are justified to earn more money than other important Professions.
Meanwhile, other opposing opinion states that it is unfair for professionals, to have a larger income than other professions. Although sports professionals may have unique characteristics, they save also equal to doctors also equal to doctors save people's lives. Moreover, doctors demand sensitive precision in their work which is exhausting. As an example, a surgeon who operates a 7 hours on a patient's heart to bring him back to life, is definitely no less than a footballer. And that is why it is unfair to make the first earn more money than any other professional.
In conclusion, this essay discussed how justified it is for sports professionals to make more money as they require definite skills which is unique in individuals and not everyone has them. In addition to that, this essay also discussed how unfair that could be, because other jobs acquire similar precision and uniqueness too. In my opinion, l entirely agrees with the second view. Being a doctor myself is a very difficult job that is as important as professional sports in terms of income. And unless we have equal payment, we will still have to face other kinds of problems such as racism and unemployment.
The
job
market has always been dependent on supply and demand. And that affects
people
in
different
professions.
As
successful
professional
athletes can have way much bigger
income
than
other
important
professions. This essay will discuss two opposite views of how can that
be justified
? And how it can be unfair.
Firstly
,
People
who
think
sports
professionals
are deserving
of more
money
than any
other
professional
. They believe that being an athlete is not an easy
job
, nonetheless being a successful one. As it requires certain criteria in an individual and that
makes
them unique,
therefore
, deserving bigger
income
.
For instance
, if the fastest runner in the world sat a record no one else has ever achieved
before
him, then how could he not earn the most?
That is
why successful
sports
professionals
are justified
to earn more
money
than
other
important
Professions.
Meanwhile,
other
opposing opinion states that it is unfair for
professionals
, to have a larger
income
than
other
professions. Although
sports
professionals
may have unique characteristics, they save
also
equal to
doctors
also
equal to
doctors
save
people
's
lives
.
Moreover
,
doctors
demand sensitive precision in their work which is exhausting. As an example, a surgeon who operates a 7 hours on a patient's heart to bring him back to life, is definitely no less than a footballer. And
that is
why it is unfair to
make
the
first
earn more
money
than any
other
professional.
In conclusion
, this essay discussed how justified it is for
sports
professionals
to
make
more
money
as they require
definite
skills
which is unique in individuals and not everyone has them.
In addition
to that, this essay
also
discussed how unfair that could be,
because
other
jobs
acquire similar precision and uniqueness too.
In
my opinion, l
entirely
agrees
with the second view. Being a
doctor
myself is a
very
difficult
job
that is
as
important
as
professional
sports
in terms of
income
. And unless we have equal payment, we will
still
have to
face
other
kinds of problems such as racism and unemployment.