Which career would someone have a greater chance of making a living off of?

Question

Im working on a study for my statistics summer assignment, which career do you think someone whould have the greater chance of making a living out of?

1. Actor

2. Comedian

3. Mixed Martial Arts Fighter

4. Professional Wrestler

Answer 1

An actor, although you might not be a rich and famous actors.  Many actors are always working through local shows and performances.  A good actor can be a comedian--ie Jack Nicholson or Meryl Streep, and also be the wrestler and fighter--take Uma Thurman in Kill Bill movies.

Answer 2

actor

Answer 3

If you can hit it big time, definitely an actor but comedians can be rich (just look at drew carrey) but you must be funny. If you suck at both of those then a Mixed Martial Arts Fighter would be your best choice. dont risk messing up your face and/or brain with fighting.

Answer 4

With all due respect, GREATER is relative and subjective.

   In 2008 GP attorneys are moving toward representing Personal bankruptcy, or divorce, or ambulance chasing, as opposed to any legitimatcy on a moral level. Medical PROS wish they had also taken on a Law Degree, for malpractice issues.

   "Make a Living" is also relative and subjective, and most dependent on how anyone defines that term or a comfort level in how they define SURVIVAL.

   In the sense of an assignment, since your choices offer creative and possibly destructive JOBS, the avg. wage for an ACTOR is just under $49K in 2008.  I have no clue as to stats in the other 3.

   Part of your study however, and I add this to many of my answers,  might involve some Millionaires Club, one might count the members of,  on two hands, while those not so much involved at that level could fill hundreds of metro phone books.

   If those 4 are your only options, if it was my assignment,,, I'd probably ask for another assignment. You might consider however, and this may be just my bias,,, that an "ACTOR" can acquire income for what might be a few more/ a lot more years, than someone who cannot find FUNNY any longer, or cannot get out of bed for the next KICK match, or cannot stomach the Theatrics and manic changes in Wrestling.