I agree that money is the solution to such problems, however reducing the incentive once enough programmers have entered the workforce would compel people to le

I agree that money is the solution to such problems, however reducing the incentive once enough programmers have entered the workforce would compel people to leave the field and do something else. If it was known that this reduction would come, it's likely that it might not have a positive effect on programmers and many people would not necessarily pursue a career in the field. Also, one has to take into account that most people will just not cut it as programmers, no matter how much time or even practice they may put in.