> Milton Friedman was a libertarian crank. That's not an argument. > I'm quite happy that doctors and lawyers are licensed. But you're not happy that you hav

> Milton Friedman was a libertarian crank. That's not an argument. > I'm quite happy that doctors and lawyers are licensed. But you're not happy that you have to pay for 10 years of medical or law school for a broken bone or employment contract. The government could license a gradient of qualifications to better match skills with services. (as they reluctantly started to do in medicine due to pressure to economize MDs.)