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Not always true. I'm guessing the whole racist barrier entry is just one way to abuse these, but I doubt that's their primary function. Besides, sometimes it's
by lxe 4y ago
Not always true. I'm guessing the whole racist barrier entry is just one way to abuse these, but I doubt that's their primary function.
Besides, sometimes it's very useful to have certifications. I'd rather get my brain operated on by someone with lots of credentials.
Still, in most cases it's an incumbent industry barrier, nothing more. For example I don't understand why there's a "cosmetology certification". And don't even get me started on the racket that is a "teacher credential"
- Consultant32452 4y agoThere is a big difference between wanting service providers with credentials and laws written by lobbyists that require specific credentials offered by a monopoly. Even if such laws/certifications are not corrupt from the start the industry has every incentive to corrupt it and it's just a matter of time. Kosher food is a great example of private certification.