Hello, I am honored to answer your question. If you find my answer satisfactory, please accept it, thank you! ~O(∩_∩)O~ . The following are the "Top Ten Most Profitable Industries in 2009", please carefully analyze which ones you can engage in! . 1. Energy: We can hear about mining disasters in large and small coal mines almost every other day. Behind the repeated prohibitions of government-coal collusion is the support of huge profits. Another new force in this year's richest rankings is coal mine bosses from energy-producing areas such as Tangshan or Shanxi. Although there are various reports that my country's electricity supply will exceed demand next year, this will not affect our determination to rank energy at the top of the profiteering list. . 2. Drugs and Medical Treatment According to the ratio of drug retail price to production cost, the retail price of many drugs is more than three times the production cost. It does not seem unfair at all to include drugs in the profit-making industry. The high price of medicines is a virtual reality for pharmaceutical companies, and most of the price difference is not included in the profit accounts of the production companies. According to a survey by relevant personnel, companies currently only make about 15% of profits from drugs from the factory to the final delivery to consumers, and the rest is in the circulation field, with most of the profits falling into hospitals. This phenomenon is called artificially high drug prices. How high are drug prices? Let’s look at the sales of “affordable drugs”. 3. Primary and Secondary School Education According to conservative estimates by some education experts, the arbitrary charges for education in the past 10 years have siphoned more than 200 billion yuan out of the pockets of primary and secondary school students. In China, money for children is always so easy to make. Children's education has become the largest consumer expenditure for many families. In addition to primary and secondary education, even kindergartens have extremely high profits. Some parents complain that primary and secondary school students spend more money than college students. . 4. Funeral This is an industry that everyone is taboo to mention. But everyone will inevitably have to deal with them sometimes. The biggest news about this industry is that it ranks very high on the profit-making industry rankings over the years. Why is there such a huge profit margin? The Chinese are a country that respects filial piety. When a loved one dies, during the final farewell process, many people are willing to send their loved one off in a glorious way. This has contributed to the industry’s habit of charging exorbitant prices. . 5. Textbook Publishing The huge profits of the teaching material publishing industry are mainly related to the highly administrative monopoly teaching material publishing and distribution system that our country has always implemented - the educational administration department has a monopoly on editing and review, the Education Press has a monopoly on publishing, and Xinhua Bookstore has a monopoly on distribution. Mr. Ma Zhanfeng, general manager of China Education Network and executive director of the China Educators Association, believes that the publication and distribution of textbooks for primary and secondary schools in my country has always been based on a monopoly operation mechanism of publishing by publishing houses designated by the publishing management department and general distribution by Xinhua Bookstore. The textbook industry is basically a monopoly industry. 6. Cosmetic plastic surgery operations worth hundreds of thousands of dollars can be completed in just a few hours, let alone minor operations such as rhinoplasty. A beautiful nose can be completed in three minutes, but it costs nearly The cost of surgery is 10,000 yuan. Later, the beautician proudly told reporters that on average, at least 1-2 people undergo overall facial plastic surgery worth more than 100,000 yuan every day. 7. Highways The phenomenon of "the road is opened to traffic but the director is dismissed" has become a major feature of China's anti-corruption field. There has even been a rare phenomenon of three former "corrupt" directors of Henan Province's transportation department being replaced by their successors. The reason why the transportation system has become a "corruption-stricken area" is probably due to the huge profits in the transportation industry, including highways. . 8. Cable TV “So many families, so many TVs, are all paying for one company.” An expert who has long been concerned about the development of cable TV said. After the adjustment of viewing fees, a city in Beijing will bring 140 million yuan in new revenue to "Gehua Cable" every year. Regarding this industry, it can be summed up in one sentence: it is all caused by monopoly. In the huge city of Beijing, with a population of more than 10 million, there is only one cable TV network operator. It can be called a monopoly among monopolies. 9. Some real estate scholars have analyzed that real estate developers have become rich in a short period not by relying on normal market competition, nor by relying on their personal market capabilities and market wisdom, but by using government power to plunder the land resources of urban disadvantaged groups and farmers. . I think this illustrates the nature of real estate developers’ sudden wealth: under the guise of the market, selling at market prices, but enjoying the benefits of the plan. . 10. Online Games According to industry insiders, the gross profit margin of the online game industry is as high as over 50%, with the highest being even 75%, while the net profit margin is also between 25% and 50%. The main reason is that on the one hand, manufacturers only need to maintain and upgrade management of online games, without the need for factories, warehousing and manufacturing, which saves costs to a large extent. On the other hand, online games, because the game code is stored on a highly secure server and managed by a professional organization, greatly reduces the replicability of the game to the outside world compared with other products, especially stand-alone games. —Piracy. Therefore, major game manufacturers are flocking to it.