ObamaKare and utopian socialized medicine finally coming to AmeriKa

Brian wrote in
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On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 21:47:33 -0500, Mitchell Holman
wrote:


Last time I looked every medical school in the
country had far more applicants than slots, and that
doesn't include the thousands of foriegn doctors
trying to move the US.

It's about 2:1 overall.

Maybe you can show us where this "reduced incintive"
to be a doctor can be found in the statistics. I don't
see it.


You may think that reducing fees and adding more regulation will
attract people but I doubt it.


Is there a shortage of applicants to medical schools in
"socialized medicine" countries.

If not, why not?

Brian wrote:

You may think that reducing fees and adding more regulation will
attract people but I doubt it.

It certainly did in the UK.



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