Why are there fewer people studying inorganic chemistry than organic chemistry and analytical chemistry? Are there too few people studying physical chemistry?

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The partial theory of physical chemistry is not specific to which chemical reaction, so it is relatively difficult to understand. Organic applications are relatively wide, including materials, biology, etc., and there is now a major in organic called organometallic chemistry, which has a wide range of applications in materials and biology. In other words, there is more organic demand. Inorganic is currently mainly used in materials. Compared with the four chemistries, analysis is relatively easy, and there are many instruments that are relatively convenient. In summary, there are many people who learn organic and analysis, so it is not difficult to understand.