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Where did you see that years of education "should" or in general "do" lead to higher salaries lol ?
by mam3 5y ago
Where did you see that years of education "should" or in general "do" lead to higher salaries lol ?
- tryonenow 5y agoHow do you incentivize people to spend 8 years of irrecoverable youth studying, and taking on the risk of succeeding and finding work after? Most people are simply not that interested in learning for learning's sake - and even if they were it wouldn't necessarily be a practical enough choice to generate enough doctors to satisfy the needs of society...
- msrenee 5y agoWhy shouldn't they? I never said they statistically do lead to higher salaries, just that it's reasonable to compensate someone who has put that much money and time in should be compensated for it and I don't begrudge the physicians their pay.
- mam3 5y agoSalary is market value. If you spend time studying something useless or not making money you wont get money. Its as simple as that.
- msrenee 5y agoSo a medical degree is useless? The market value for a doctor is less than what they're making? I seriously don't understand what you're trying to say here.