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If someone works harder, it is only fair for them to get a larger portion of wealth than someone who doesn't work as hard. It promotes competition and helps society as a whole to progress, because there is a motivation to create new and exciting things.
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I think it is totally fair that one who works harder will earn more by the simple fact that they put more effort into it. If they have a higher educational degree, which means they dedicated more of their time in academics, it must be granted to them to be able to earn more as they have more knowledge. One who puts more efforts into work should earn the most.
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I think if people work harder or are better at something, they should earn more money. This is not only the basis for capitalism but is also fair. Without this, people would have no motivation to work above a certain standard, and all innovation or progress would stagnate, as there would be no incentives. However, there are those who earn ridiculous amounts of money, whos income should probably be curbed.
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I think it is absolutely fair for those who work for their money to have it, if you don't work for something then you have no right to it. If you aren't willing to put in the work then you should not receive payment like you do put in the work. This would also lead to a lack of people actually working.
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I think that it all depends on who is involved and what the job is. If the job requires a license or schooling, the person with that license and education should be paid more than someone who doesn't have that sort of experience. Now when it comes to sports and men tending to "have more skill", I think that women should be paid the same or at least nearly as much as the men. If the way you pay your employees, players, etc. is based on gender or race, everyone should be paid the same. If you pay your employees based on skill, there are raises for that.
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absolutely someone who works harder or has more talent should be paid more. If you take someone who does construction every day and some city slicker who doesn't know a thing and you put them to work, the person who has experience and the city slicker. ones going to get more done and ones going to do nothing. obviously pay the construction worker more.
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It's fair for individuals who contribute more to earn more. A fair economic system, free of unnecessary government control, would result in greater income inequality, since individuals' contributions vary more than their incomes do. If the system were equitable, many of those with extraordinarily high incomes would make even more, and many of those with low incomes would make less.
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I believe people should be rewarded for the work they do. However, there should be a minimum and a maximum for that reward. "Needs" MUST be met! AND there should MOST DEFINITELY be a limit to how much an person should be rewarded. Especially for nonessential labor such as finance. The manipulation of money should not be a profit making industry.
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I think it is very fair for those who work harder or are better at their job to be paid more because of it. This incentivizes hard-work and encourages people to be more willing to reach a higher salary. If everybody earns the same, nobody will ultimately want to work and there will be nothing but fingers being pointed.
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I believe on the topic of Economic Egalitarianism that if an individual works harder to earn more through schooling for example to earn a specific degree or educational level they deserve to have a greater income, than those who do not put themselves through a higher education and have a lower income.
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