Case Study #2- Read the scenario and answer the questions. You're 20 years old and you just finished your second year of college. You've taken all of your general classes and your university counselor wants you to declare a major. Your friend Karl says that you should follow your passion and pursue a career in something that you would do for free. He says, "That way, no matter what the salary, you will always be happy." Your friend Adam disagrees. He says that you should research the highest paid degrees and pick something that will earn a lot of money. Adam just sent you a link with the highest paying college degrees. 1. According to the website, what are some degrees that earn the least amount of money? 2. What are the downsides of pursuing a career that you would do for free? 3. What are some degrees that earn the most amount of money? 4. What do the degrees that earn the most amount of money have in common? 5. Karl teaches elementary school and argues that education is essential to society. Why do people with education degrees generally earn less money than people with engineering degrees? 6. Karl is thinking about developing an education website to help elementary students. What could the government do to encourage the creation of more education websites? Why would this work? 7. Adam has a computer science degree and sent you another article about electric self-driving cars. What jobs will be positively affected by the widespread use of electric self-driving cars? Why? 8. What jobs will be negatively affected by the widespread use of electric self-driving cars? Why? 9. Why are computer science and engineering degrees so valuable? 10. Who do you agree with more, Karl or Adam? Why