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Perhaps this is because supply isn't being artificially restricted?

• Cumpiler69 2y ago
  Doctors' profession have artificial barriers to entry and keep the supply limited, in many other countries, but even with those, they won't dream to earn anywhere near 500k.
  • quantumwoke 2y ago
    This is not true, and you should look at private practice in Canada, Australia, and to a lesser extent U.K.
    • Cumpiler69 2y ago
      It's 100% true where I'm from in Europe. The government opens up only a fixed number of residencies positions every year regardless of how many more students graduate (cartel behavior from the national Doctors' association). My cousin graduated med-school last year and is still unemployed because no hospital had a place for her. Private practices don't fix that issue since they're not designed to be part of the medical teaching cycle. So a lot of young doctors have to emigrate to other EU countries where they can find spots to practice.
      • quantumwoke 2y ago
        This is orthogonal to your GP point which was about salary. There are a lot of issues with the teaching pipeline AFAIUI so it is difficult to comment on n=1 examples.