The American Medical Association:

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The American Medical Association (AMA) restricts the supply of doctors by limiting the number of medical schools and the number of medical students admitted to each program. The AMA also sets guidelines for residency programs, which can limit the number of trained doctors available for practice. The organization does not directly increase demand for doctors, but its advocacy for healthcare policies and access to care may indirectly lead to increased demand.