1.Students often choose their education and career path based on demand and supply. For instance, at one time there was a high demand for dental hygienists. Colleges suddenly had an influx of students enrolling in dental hygiene and graduates easily found good paying employment. Over time the supply of hygienists exceeded the demand and the ability to find a dental hygiene job started becoming difficult and pay rates began decreasing.

Do you think that people should take the practical route and pursue careers where the required skills are in demand or do you think people should identify what they are really good at and pursue careers related to their natural abilities regardless of the demand and supply trends? Use personal experiences to support your response and incorporate demand and supply concepts from this course in your response.