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Agree... in this case, you'll have lots of janitors apply to the job, and no surgeon. The market does regulate these things normally, if there's no coercion. T
by weddpros 9y ago
Agree... in this case, you'll have lots of janitors apply to the job, and no surgeon.
The market does regulate these things normally, if there's no coercion. That's why socialist countries are oppressive, to enforce a vision that goes against the will of some individuals, to the benefit of other individuals.
You can't have freedom if you refute freedom of choice.
- kiliantics 9y agoYou'll get surgeons who are motivated by things other than just money, which is who you want applying.
- bufferoverflow 9y agoThat's delusional. When a surgeon sees he can make $2M at one place and $40K at another to subsidize the janitors, only a complete moron would choose the second option.