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I understand that common labourers get better pay in Europe but I'm having trouble processing why. Is it due to better preparation, the policy of Europe, or something else? - Khouri A.

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You may have to sacrifice some benefits in a job to gain more important benefits, such as sacrificing a clean and safe work environment to get a better income. Income also increases when the cost of living increases. The quality of work also affects income. (Madison Greene)

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"But this difference arises partly from certain circumstances in the employments themselves," (30). This could make the evidence inconsistent based on these special situations. (Madison Greene)

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The pay of a public executioner, the effects it has on their everyday lives, and why they decided to pursue that job. (31) (Madison Greene)

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Quality of work and work environment affects income (Madison Greene)

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People want to have extended careers in fields that are easy or that pay well for little work.

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Why do people in job fields tend to take a "path of least resistance," in the sense that, the easier the job is, the likelier people are going to want extended careers in that field?

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Income may be the "end all be all" of working laborers, since it seems from the text that people will often find jobs that pay well rather than find jobs that have a safe and clean working environment.

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5 things can explain why jobs are paid more than others: unpleasantness of the job, how easy/difficult the job is, the security of the job, the level of responsibility of the job, and how likely it is to succeed at the job. (Diana Carite)

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The correlation between the kind of job, the characteristics of a job, and it's income and how it affects a nation's economy as a whole. (Diana Carite)

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He discusses the five things that explain why jobs are paid more than others, would an example of those characteristics be that a job is so terrible or disgusting that they have to pay an employee of that job more just so they would take that job? I'm still confused on how he explains those things. (Diana Carite)

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The easier your job is or the cleaner it is, the more you get paid: pg 102, "Thus in most places...it is much cleanlier." (Diana Carite)

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You might have to sacrifice a cleaner enviroment in order to get increased pay. (Nich Wilson)

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In europe do they pay their workers more because og have diffuclt or dangerous the job is? (Nich wilson)

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Why do people take the easier job instead of taking more pay? Is it because they want a less resistant path? (Nich Wilson)

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People Don't like to work so they will take the job that pays the highest without having to work a whole lot. (Nich Wilson)

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Five circumstances can explain why people get paid the way they do.

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Five circumstances can explain why people get paid the way they do.

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1. Agreeableness or disagreeableness of the employment
2. Difficulty/expense of learning such trade for employment
3. Constancy or inconstancy of the employment.
4. Amount of trust required for employed
5. The likelihood of sucess in such employment
(Sophie Hall)

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Wages are not always worth just how hard you work and sometimes more related to what you work at or how you work.(Sophie Hall)

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Wages are not always worth just how hard you work and sometimes more related to what you work at or how you work.(Sophie Hall)

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Are the 5 circumstances discussed an accurate portrayal of how and why people get paid the amount they get paid?(Sophie Hall) 

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Are the 5 circumstances discussed an accurate portrayal of how and why people get paid the amount they get paid?(Sophie Hall) 

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Why is a jouryman weaver paid more than a journeymen taylor?(31) I didn't understand how he explained this.(Sophie Hall)

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cleanliness of the environment may be lessened when pay/income is heightened (Margot' Williams)

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Are people using the "work smarter not harder" saying as a reason for picking jobs with a higher pay for their lessened energy production? (margot' williams)

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executioners and butchers are paid more than those whose jobs are necessary to living like fishermen. Why should their payments solely be placed upon how detested or dangerous the job is rather than how needed it is? (margot' williams)

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Are the payment amounts limited to the five reasonings stated in the article? If so, that doesn't leave room for special circumstances. (Margot' Williams)

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There are five principals that affect the inequalities of employment; agreeableness and disagreeableness of the job, easiness and difficulty of the job, the consistency of employment, trust of worker, and the probability of success.
Sarah Hobby

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There is a higher rent for a single acre of bad land in a town, than a hundred best in the country. Why such a dramatic difference?
Sarah Hobby

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His kids have to sleep in the garret and lets lodgers pay rent to stay also. "The price of the lodging must pay, not only the rent, but the whole expense of the family". Sounds like no matter what job you have, there are consequences to your happiness.
Sarah Hobby

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Job inequality, consequences, advantages and disadvantages
Sarah Hobby

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In order to have equality in the 5 principals earlier discussed, there are 3 requisites in this equality of advantages and disadvantages. These 3 things are:
1. The employments must be well known and long established in the neighborhood.
2. The employments must be in their natural state.
3. They must be the sole or principal employments of those who occupy them
(Mary Kuhn)

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Why would a soldier's pay be less than a common laborer, but the soldier seems to have a more important role?
(Mary Kuhn)

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In trades that are found to be more unwholesome, the wages are very high. What are more effects of the unwholesomeness on wages of labor?
(Mary Kuhn)

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The quality of work you do does not always equal the quantity of money you think that job would make you earn.
(Mary Kuhn)

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Hard work offers the highest reward while simultaneously possessing the highest risk.
(Spencer Campbell)

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What/who determines disagreeable work?
(Spencer Campbell)

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People often over estimate their ability to succeed and underestimate their ability to fail.
(Spencer Campbell)

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Most of this book is explaining to us why some countries develop more quickly along with wealthier than others.
-Jake Losada

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Sacrifice a sanitary environment to get increased pay and other day to day benefits earned.
-Jake Losada

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Why is it cared so much about how dangerous the job is when it comes to pay? They can easily just get jobs that are useful to the economy and pay them more.
-Jake Losada

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Why take "the path of less resistance" when you can get paid more for dangerous jobs and the easier jobs will fill up quicker?
-Jake Losada

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Often times income can solely be based off of what was described as "ease" or "hardship", sanitary conditions, and well being of the said occupation.
- K'nai Streeter-Martin

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"A house carpenter seems to exercise rather a nicer and more ingenious trade than a mason." Why is that? What evidence leads anyone to believe that just because of the occupation a person holds they are accredited with a higher intelligence or state of mind that limits them to a position under someone else? The key-word here is "seems".
- K'nai Streeter-Martin

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Your education is going to be tested against a new machine at some point. (Katy Tutor)

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How is it that our health conditions, fortune, sometimes life, and reputation not be reliable to a person who may specialize in these topics because of how others mistake them for being "very mean" or in a low condition? What exactly does someone in a low condition look like when regarding your health, fortune, or reputation?
- K'nai Streeter-Martin

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It is said that the nicer trades are making less money than the other trades but the nicer trades do not depend on other effects such as weather or customers demand. Why would a nicer trade be making less if it doesn't depend on anything affecting their business? (Katy Tutor)

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Why are the jobs that we view as very important not getting paid as much as jobs that are less important that the other major jobs? (Katy Tutor)

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The demand for jobs and the money earned depends on different aspects of what countries think are important at the time and their beliefs of the jobs. (Katy Tutor)

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"When which generally afford constant employment, happen in a particular place no to do so, the wages of the workmen always rise a good deal above their ordinary proportion to those of common labour. Brandon Hicks

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The lowest order of artificers, journeyman taylors, accordingly, earn there half a crown a day. What is half a crown ? -Brandon Hicks

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Your quality of work doesn't always equal to your reward -Brandon Hicks

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A job's wage will depend on how easy or difficult it is to perform the job that is being given to a worker.
-Susana Del Aguila

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The advantages and disadvantages of work quality  and the affects of environmental income.
-Susana Del Aguila

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When he states "Those on the contrary for which the demand arises cheifly from use or necessity, are less liable to change, and the same form or fabric may continue in demand for whole countires together." Does he mean that citizens who are less fortunate and earn less are less likely to get any upgrades in industries?
-Casey Wortham

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When introducing each of his points what does he mean by stocks.

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When introducing each of his points what does he mean by stocks.

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-Casey Wortham

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The equality of work circumstances between citizens can be influenced by different factors    

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The equality of work circumstances between citizens can be influenced by different factors    

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-Casey Wortham

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Your advantages in life will be different based on the area of work that you are trying to pursue.

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Your advantages in life will be different based on the area of work that you are trying to pursue.

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-Casey Wortham

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always do your best work even if the reward is little (Grace Kane)

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Why would a person like an easier job over more pay? because it will only hurt them in the long run. (Grace Kane)

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Why would jobs of less importance to the society have more pay than jobs that do more for the community as a whole? (Grace Kane)

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if you are working for a better income you might have to sacrifice a cleaner work area. Page 102 (Grace Kane)

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As a nation you can't get what you want through war but you can get what you deserve simply through peace (Alexis Johnson)

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Feminine is not the definition of a women, the power in her work is what defines her