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The rest of us have to compete in a free market for our skills. Why not doctors? I agree that the undergrad requirement is absurd. But it is also just another
by marcoperaza 8y ago
The rest of us have to compete in a free market for our skills. Why not doctors?
I agree that the undergrad requirement is absurd. But it is also just another part of the system that increases entry-barriers and leads to all of these problems, but makes the field more lucrative for a big segment of those who get through it.
- mentalhealth 8y agoSince I can't respond to my own child comment as it was flagged, I'll just note that when I made it, this comment said only: The rest of us have to compete in a free market for our skills. Why not doctors? And the rest was added later.
- mentalhealth 8y agoWhat an utterly contentless response (and no, you're not in a free market). Based on your other comments on this post, I would recommend you spend some time learning about the system you're attempting to criticize.
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- Consultant32452 8y agoYou might find this USA Today article relevant and interesting. It's old, from 2005, but crimping the pipeline of doctors coming through the system has impacts that last decades after. https://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/health/2005-03-02-doctor-shortage_x.htm https://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/health/2005-03-02-docto...