Some modern artists receive huge sums of money for the things they create, while others struggle to survive. Governments should take steps to resolve this unfair situation.

It is no secret that some contemporary artists earn enormous amounts of money and can afford to live in the lap of luxury, while others can hardly make ends meet, starving in a garret. There is a point of view that the authorities should intervene to fix

this

in

equalty.

injustice by virtue of not conforming with rules or standards

inequity

I completely disagree with

this

opinion.

First

of all, people who are at the threshold of choosing their career paths, should be aware of the fact that some occupations are more stable, in terms of mo

neymaking,

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money making

than others. Take,

for example

, the food industry. It was, is, and will remain one of the most rewarding businesses on the planet. The reason for

this

is the fact that food consumption is one of the basic needs of a human being. Meanwhile, according to the Maslow's hierarchy of needs, people can get interested in ar

ts o

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the arts

nly after covering their basic needs (particularly the need for food). From

this

perspective, a baker is in a more privileged position than an artist.

Thus

, a person who opts to work in less down-to-earth spheres should realize that there are not any guarantees that their pieces of art will be highly ap

priciated a

fully understood or grasped

appreciated

nd monetarily compensated in the

first

place.

Secondly

, governments have more important tasks to accomplish rather than bridging the gap between wealthy and fo

rtuneless a

rtists.

First

and foremost, the authorities should support socially vulnerable groups,

such

as people with disabilities, orphans and single senior citizens.

Furthermore

, reducing overall poverty among all layers of the society should be a priority. Not only destitute artists should be subsidized, but

also

any member of the society who found th

emselveson t

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themselves on

he edge of survival. To conclude, I support the opinion that governments are not responsible for the income gap between highly paid artists and their less successful co

llegues,

an associate that one works with

colleagues

colleges

since being an artist is a conscious choice which can be reviewed if necessary. Ideally, politics should invest more effort to

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in

upporting the most vu

knarable m

susceptible to attack

vulnerable

embers of society, regardless their occupations.