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So I learned way back in economics 101, that when it's more profitable to produce/provide service A rather than B, more people will jump on the A band wagon, until the supply of A increases to the point that the price of A is no longer greater than B.
Why does this not apply for medicine? Is it the lack of sufficient schools to train more doctors?
Why does this not apply for medicine? Is it the lack of sufficient schools to train more doctors?