you're forgetting player #3. the various doctors associations and medical equipment industry. for example, the ama is entirely jew'd to the gills and they're the ones who decide how many people are allowed to attend medical school and who gets to practice within the us. in other words, they deliberately keep the amount of trained medical professionals to a minimum to keep costs highs. low supply of medical professionals = high demand. then you have the issue where medical equipment, like a dental chair in dentistry's case, is 20k a chair. meaning any dentists trying to start their own practice have to go into debt (if they aren't already after graduating from goldstein's dental school).
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