Medical education has to be subsidized: “Most of the [foreign countries] have free or highly subsidized access to higher education. Doctors don’t come out of medical school with a lot of debt, so they don’t need such huge incomes for that reasons. The societies are more egalitarian in general, and offer more public goods and amenities — such as subsidized higher education for your children, and paying for college is one of the main reasons American families feel pressure to have enormous incomes.”
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Agreed. There needs to be tax-free subsidation for medical education unlike the taxable “sholarships” one can receive now if you agree to enter primary care in a rural area.
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