Choose a profession for which the annual income is higher than the U. S. median household
income. Why might this job pay more than the median? How could productivity, the law of
supply and demand, and international competition and technology affect wages for this job?

Let’s say a neurologist,they make 2x more (maybe even more than that) than the average median for the U.S household.This job would pay more because they conduct (dangerous if not done right)surgeries to many people.This job helps people.It effects the wages for this job because of the amount of time that the neurologists need to get their degree/job(its around 10+ years).So many people tend to not go for the job,hence why the demand for it is high.
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False but idk if im right