The superstar phenomenon explains why: A. some people are paid extraordinary sums of money for talents that many people have. B. a few people are paid extraordinary sums of money for extreme talents that only a few people have. C. there are fewer superstars with the passing of time. D. most people are paid relatively modest sums of money for talents that just a few people have. E. superstars have talents that far exceed even the next best person in the field.

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Deja Deleon

Social Studies

14 March, 05:00

The superstar phenomenon explains why: A. some people are paid extraordinary sums of money for talents that many people have. B. a few people are paid extraordinary sums of money for extreme talents that only a few people have. C. there are fewer superstars with the passing of time. D. most people are paid relatively modest sums of money for talents that just a few people have. E. superstars have talents that far exceed even the next best person in the field.

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The superstar phenomenon - it is when a few people are paid large amounts of money and they dominate their field/industry and they are considered "superstars" in the field/industry they are in as they get paid the most for being at the top of their field/industry and demonstrating great ability in that field/industry and as a result only a few people reach the top and they therefore have the ability or opportunity to earn large sums of money.