One topic I really found interesting recently in the class was when the professor mentioned how when coming to hiring workers, they are some instances where employers would pay more money for one candidate than another candidate. We know skills and experience come to how much workers will get paid, but an example professor Baugus gave was how athletes get paid depending on how much they can provide to raise profit just by having them on the team.
Lebron James makes about 41 million dollars on his salary at the age of 36, this amount of money for one player kills a team's salary cap, but the fact it is the best basketball player in the world, does it matter? For one, he plays on the LA Lakers, a big market team many fans would show up to watch a legend play in some gym shorts and in jersey sales where Lebron jerseys are the number one in sales out of all the top jerseys in the NBA. All this gives the team more money than what they have paid for the player, as the team delivers that much cash for Lebron as he would give that money back maybe even more just being Lebron James which is an interesting approach at the higher level of employment out there.