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Credentialing of foreign physicians is one solution that governments are examining to reduce shortages in hospitals and family practices. What is the predicted impact on the supply of physicians with regard to the following:
a. Increased residency and fellowship wages for foreign trained doctors.
b. Public campaign assuring the public that foreign trained doctors are competent.
c. Increased number of examinations that foreign doctors needs to pass.
d. Minimum wage for foreign doctors working in hospitals.
e. Increased international aid payments and subsidies targeting foreign medical schools.

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