I don’t think it is profit, I think rather it is because we don’t have a single coherent national policy, instead it is fractured into 50 states. Most of the comparable countries to ours in development all have legal abortion, covered by insurance or publichealthcare, and with restrictions as to how far into the pregnancy. They have subsidized or free birth control as well as Plan B, and health insurance or the government covers it. They have comprehensive science based sedual education in their schools. All of this on a national level, and they have lower abortion rates.
Time is stalled because this isn’t viewed as an issue of health or science but of religious morals and that gets in the way of real solutions, so instead we have a quarrelsome patchwork of conflicting rules, information and desires