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In Italy, getting something notarized costs $1-2k. As far as I know, the position is still passed down from parents to children.
by ProjectArcturis 3y ago
In Italy, getting something notarized costs $1-2k. As far as I know, the position is still passed down from parents to children.
- morkalork 3y agoAre there other officially hereditary jobs still out there?
- piaste 3y agoIt's not technically hereditary. But if the job licenses are a finite resource, and the licensee "owns" the license and is allowed to give/sell it to a person of their choice, and the job is reasonably pleasant/profitable... they're very likely to pass it on to their children, unless those children have other plans. Pharmacies in Italy work much like notaries, although they obviously provide a much more useful service. My understanding is that in part of the US taxis work the same way, with limited # of "medallions" being treated as an investment.
- geraldhh 3y agofarmers