Why do doctors earn more salaries than labourers?

Answer 1

Because it's harder to be a doctor than a labourer.

Answer 2

Well, honey, doctors spent years in school racking up more debt than you can imagine, while laborers may not have gone to college at all. Plus, doctors are responsible for people's lives, so yeah, they deserve a bigger paycheck. It's all about supply and demand, sweetie.

Answer 3

Doctors typically earn higher salaries than laborers due to several factors. Firstly, doctors undergo extensive education and training, often requiring many years of specialized study and practical experience, which adds significant value to their services. Additionally, the demand for healthcare services is generally higher than for manual labor, leading to higher salaries in the medical field. Lastly, the level of responsibility and specialized skills required in the medical profession contribute to the higher earning potential for doctors compared to laborers.

Answer 4

A pharmacist get so much money because they must go to school 6 years and you mucst be good with math and science

Generally when people think of pharmacists making alot of money they are thinking of retail pharmacists who typically make anywhere between $100,000-$130,000 depending on what part of the country you are in and whether you are the pharmacist in charge or not. Besides the six year minimum school, you also have to take into consideration that retail pharmacy can be a stressfull and non rewarding job. Alot of pharmacists choose to work in hospitals or in the pharmaceutical industry, both of which have a significantly lower starting salary (can be as low as $70,000), and if you start as a fellow or resident in a hospital or industry your salary can be as low as $30,000 for the duration of your fellowship or residency.

Answer 5

Being a doctor is not just another job to have after a little college. To begin you will need to take a 4-year Biology major in college. Next pass the MCAT and hope that all that time and money put into college was worth it to see if you can go to medical school. Then go to apply to and hope the get in to a medical school. They spend $1,500 on application fees. Then they must attend four more years in education at an accredited medical school. This costs another $150,000. Then work a two year team as an intern and one year training. $50,000. Spend a few years learning into your specialization (anesthesiology, surgery, pediatric, cardiac, ect.) $40,000. Then pass a test and pay for all of your licensing and insurance for a few years. $30,000.

Most people think that the care of a doctor is worth the money.

Answer 6

Demand of doctors over sanitary labourers