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by PeterisP
3258 days ago
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Looking at the concerns of US population, I'd bet that they'd be quite happy with the notion that increased supply could cause a significant decrease in doctor salaries and thus medical costs. Protection benefits the industry, lack of protectionism benefits everyone else; and patients have much more votes than doctors. |
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The second part is true, but the patients do not so clearly see the benefit, while the doctors would personally see and feel the pain of such a measure! The interest and understanding of the latter makes them very powerfully motivated.