1.5. The Canadian government has wage controls for medical doctors. To keep things simple, let's assume that they set one wage for all doctors: $100,000 per year. It take about 6 years to become a general practitioner or a pediatrician, but it takes about 8 or 9 year to become a specialist like a gynecologist, urgeon, or ophthalmologist. What kind of doctor would you want to become under this system? (Note: The actual Canadian system does allow specialists to earn a bit more than general practitioners, but the difference isn't big enough to matter.)