No

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  by Dossie M Terrell

  Created on: November 16, 2010   Last Updated: May 12, 2012

  It is impossible to determine whether the majority of people are overpaid without some objective criteria

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  by Nancy Todisco

  Created on: May 09, 2009   Last Updated: May 12, 2009

  Large proportions of the American population are over worked, over tired, overstressed; and under paid.

• 3 of 17

  by Simonne Liberty

  Created on: August 09, 2009

  When it comes to being paid, there is a wide area of discrepancy. It seems as if the people who contribute

• 4 of 17

  by Ben Hughes

  Created on: April 02, 2008   Last Updated: March 08, 2012

  Let's face the facts, half the world nearly three billion people live on less than two dollars a day.

• 5 of 17

  by Kevin Pack

  Created on: March 31, 2009   Last Updated: April 01, 2009

  To clarify this debate, at least with relation to my argument, the majority of people currently employed

• 6 of 17

  by Anthony Megna

  Created on: June 20, 2011   Last Updated: May 20, 2012

  How about this question: Is the pay that people receive equal with work satisfaction? The answer is

• 7 of 17

  by Audrey Howitt

  Created on: November 28, 2009

  
  

  Whether we are looking at this question in the context of workers in the United States or workers globally,

• 8 of 17

  by Ted Sherman

  Created on: April 17, 2010

  Of course, the great majority of people in the world are not overpaid. The going wage of at least 90

• 9 of 17

  by Wayne Leon Learmond

  Created on: January 06, 2011   Last Updated: January 07, 2011

  If you want to become a millionaire, then you must work for yourself. And this is the basis by which

• 10 of 17

  by Deborah S. Hildebrand

  Created on: May 22, 2009

  The problem with this question is that it is incomplete, it lacks perimeters. Are we talking about

• 11 of 17

  by Grant

  Created on: July 07, 2010   Last Updated: July 08, 2010

  The majority of people can only be overpaid if those providing the funds allowed it; hence it seems

• 12 of 17

  by Robert Bragaw

  Created on: October 13, 2009

  The question that is really being asked here is how can we establish a value for work. Is a U.S. worker

• 13 of 17

  by Henri Zimand

  Created on: January 20, 2009   Last Updated: September 22, 2010

  Overpaid is a word that has no meaning if it is not placed into a context and related to facts.

  Let

• 14 of 17

  by Patricia Thornton

  Created on: March 15, 2009

  Most people say, "I used to work for 75 cents an hour, these kids are overpaid working part-time jobs

• 15 of 17

  by Jonte Rhodes

  Created on: May 09, 2008

  The idea of the majority of people being overpaid would in effect mean that the majority of people have

• 16 of 17

  by Lawrence Sanchez

  Created on: April 08, 2008   Last Updated: May 12, 2009

  The answer is to this question is no. How can anyone in there right mind say this when the majority

• 17 of 17

  by samuel samson

  Created on: January 24, 2009   Last Updated: July 28, 2010

  I believe that most people are not overpaid. However, I believe that the real question should be ,"Why