jrhitt01
JRHITT01
jrhitt01

So how much money have you invested in small businesses? You can put the money you want to pay in the form of higher taxes into a venture capital fund who helps small businesses grow. If you have some moral issue with making profit you can always donate that charity.

I pay in $500 in taxes, and I get $500 back. It’s inefficient, I could just keep the $500 to begin with.

So I but in $500 and I get $500 back, why don’t I just keep the $500 to begin with?

So your risk is socialized while you keep your potential rewards to yourself.

Poverty is not number. If poor people get a raise that is canceled out by inflation they are still poor.

Their need is going to increase after a rise in minimum wage because of inflation.

It’s a fair point, that corporations are using government welfare in place of fair wages. But its a bogus assertion that an artificially higher minimum wage will move people off welfare.

There is already a program to induce people to become doctors. It’s called a fat paycheck. You can not just create resources out of thin air. Which is essentially what you are proposing.

Sure, lets just whip up some up extra doctors out of thin air, but not just regular doctors, Omnipotent doctors who will work 24 hours a day, doctors that can instantaneously transport themselves to where ever there are sick people. Doctors that don’t have other patients, and Doctors that speak all of the languages.

So they, along with of the other business running slim margins raise prices, either customers still buy their products at the higher prices and it causes inflation or they don’t, the businesses revenue tanks and everyone loses their job.

and those all of those gas stations will see a similar rise in wage expenses and it will lead to similar increase in price.

Businesses aren’t just going to accept smaller margins. they will just jack up prices to make up for the additional wage expense, hence inflation.

There aren’t an excess of doctors in the city. The problem is not solved by bribing doctors to treat rural patients instead of urban ones. The problem is solved by making more doctors in general, and there is not a magic bullet for that.

a higher minimum wage will bring about inflation which will cancel out the effects of an artificially increased minimum wage.

or just finite resources.

I think there should be favorable immigration terms for doctors regardless of where they choose to live within the United States.

1.) It is a choice where you live.

There’s isn’t enough demand. There is a finite amount of OBGYNs. They serve more people in when they are in the city. Why station an OBGYN in rural america where they might serve 20 women all year, when the OBGYN could be treating hundreds when they are in the city.

It’s a noble goal, but a poor allocation of finite resources.

They aren’t profitable enough because there are enough patients in those areas to support doctors. There are finite amount of doctors, and their skills are better served by treating people. They treat more people when they are in cities. Right now, the more people they treat the more money they make. You want to pay