Some people feel that entertainers (e.g. film stars, pop musicians or sports stars) are paid too much money. Do you agree or disagree? Which other types of jobs should be highly paid?

With the rising power of the entertainment industry these days comes a number of multi-millionaire entertainers

such

as singers, actors, athletes, comedians and talk show hosts. Their richness has been criticized my many people as easy money out of vanity. From my perspective, it is true that there are other jobs that seems better deserving that high income;

however

, it does not mean artists should be paid less. There are two main reasons for my support for entertainer's high pay.

First

, their incredible salaries totally conform with the principle of market demand and supply, upon which the whole economy is operating. According to the principle, the more effectively people's needs are served, the more money

is brought

Suggestion

brings

to the company. Take an international hit as an example, with hundreds of millions customers served, huge cash flowing in the artist's bank account is easy to understand.

Second

, not all entertainers are in the position of

such

wealth. Very few people, who own exceptional talents, fulfil intensive training for years and develop the right personality for the job, are able to gain a foothold in the industry and become a member of the elite class. For those people, their money is the monument of their extraordinary efforts and they definitely worth it.

In contrast

to the highly recognized stars of a thriving entertainment industry, there are many talented, devoted people from other fields who are underrated and paid unfairly. People working in mind-nurturing areas

such

as teachers and psychiatrists are the typical cases. In many countries, those jobs offer a salary just enough for a single person to live an average life.

This

can be explained by the fact that a school teacher, no matter how excellent, only takes care of a few dozen of students, while a psychiatrist tend to stick to one-by-one therapy sessions, unlike a famous singer,

for instance

, who serves millions of fans. Despite that, the value they contribute to the society is immeasurable for a better life must root from better brains.

Therefore

, the outstanding individuals of those fields should be provided with better opportunities to shine. In conclusion, I find no injustice in the tremendous cash that a successful entertainer may get paid; at the same time, I acknowledge that other sectors that are generating high value for the society

such

as education and mental treatment need improvements in payroll to match their level of contribution.