I sorta figure if you spend around about a DECADE of your life training in a profession then that profession should give you that sort of salary.
The amount of education doctors have to do compared to the other routes to getting $200k p.a. makes me much more sympathetic to this outcome than say investment banking.
Thankfully, it is not up to the individuals to gauge what the value of other peoples labor is.
Any decision that strays from what people want to pay is going to be either more expensive than it should, or lead to supply shortage. In this case, both are happening.
