Not likely a whole lot different. Competency isn't particularly significant in the labour market. You'll find all kinds of doctors, farmers, and entertainers wh

Not likely a whole lot different. Competency isn't particularly significant in the labour market. You'll find all kinds of doctors, farmers, and entertainers who are not competent. Those professions all employ some kind of limiting function to ensure that most people aren't welcomed into the inner circle, however. Physicians have to luck into finding another physician willing to let them shadow them in order to become licensed. Farmers have to luck into having family already in the business willing to pass it down. Entertainers have to luck into the industry big wigs accepting their, um, favours. You could be the most competent doctor/farmer/entertainer on earth, but if you don't luck into the right circumstances, you're not going to be able to practice it. That wouldn't go away in a world where everyone is equally competent.