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That’s not an easy solution. Entire economies revolve around education costs. Not to mention there are tens of thousands of doctors that already paid the sky hi
by hurricanetc 7y ago
That’s not an easy solution. Entire economies revolve around education costs. Not to mention there are tens of thousands of doctors that already paid the sky high costs. What do we do with them?
This problem is deeply entrenched into the American economy. Tentacles everywhere. Nothing exists in isolation that can be easily and painlessly fixed with the flick of a pen.
- SllX 7y agoYou don’t do anything for them, you let time and the market sort things out rather than trying to engineer any kind of solution. Just decrease the cost of becoming and practicing as a doctor and you’ll eventually get more doctors who will have to compete, and thus decrease their own fees. What are the relevant costs? How many of them are imposed by the government?