For example, someone might want to practice family medicine (lower paying) but opt for orthopedic surgery (very high paying).
Also, the education they are getting in high school will turn them into geniuses, enabling them to get full academic scholarships to the best Ivy League schools, insuring that they get very high paying jobs as soon as they graduate.
"It is right that those who benefit from high education make a contribution to it and it is right that those who benefit the most by going into very high paid work contribute the most".
"At the very moment the benefits squeeze starts, the government is going to give a very big tax handout to the very highest paid, those who are earning £150,000 a year, so if you're earning more than £1m, next April you will get a tax cut of over £100,000".
Sure, they come to me and say, "Look here I have an offer from Livermore or some other military laboratory, very high pay, sometimes up to $60,000 a year, and I have a wife and a child.
Pat McFadden, the Labour MP who sits on the banking standards commission set up in the wake of the Libor scandal, said: "Mr Ricci was associated with the very high pay culture at the top of Barclays.
Growing up, your parents may have encouraged you to become a doctor or lawyer, careers that elicited prestige and, quite often, were equated with very high pay.
As an investment strategy aimed at reducing the devastating toll of earthquakes, "it's good to be supporting some things which may have a potentially very high pay off but seem somewhat risky and are not necessarily part of the mainstream," Dobson says.
Then they go to their reward at corporate headquarters for very high pay.
Those decisions come handed down from a very high pay grade along a chain of command patterned on the military.
"We were saying to Treasury and the Fed, at a very high level: Pay attention to this issue.
