One of the trickiest AMP topics in our experience has been the one about 'Are celebrities worth their pay ?' There are very few keywords here to search, and the whole question seems to be really about the whole nature of capitalism . Should a pop-star really be paid more than a doctor or nurse for example ?
Some of these issues are covered in Victoria Prowse's article in Economic Review 'Why do people work ?' Economic Review, Sepember 2009.
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