4 ms·
There's much less government intervention in hiring programmers, than there is, in hiring teachers (you need a state certificate) or CPAs (same). Even if you w
by rhelz 3y ago
There's much less government intervention in hiring programmers, than there is, in hiring teachers (you need a state certificate) or CPAs (same). Even if you want to be a hairdresser you need a state certificate.
- breck 3y agoYes there is no government intervention in who can be a programmer, but that's not what the issue might be. Might it be the stuff that programmers work with, the inputs and outputs of the craft, that are covered by laws that create an unnatural economic disequilibrium?
- AlexeyBelov 3y agoAre you being coy? Is there or isn't there in your opinion?
- breck 3y agoThere certainly is intervention. I'm undecided about whether that intervention is the primary contributor to the high pay.