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This isn't necessarily true. Generally speaking, the differences in wages for occupations is not based on how hard one has to work, but on how many people are capable of doing a particular job properly and efficiently.

For example; doctors aren't paid more than landscapers because their job is more difficult. They are paid more because it takes years of difficult schooling to become a doctor, but pretty much any able-bodied person can be a landscaper.

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