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Of course it's both. In many of these cases, the public has a strong enough interest to justify licensing requirements. E.g., it would be impractical to elimin
by nmrm2 11y ago
Of course it's both.
In many of these cases, the public has a strong enough interest to justify licensing requirements. E.g., it would be impractical to eliminate CDLs, licensing for food prep/barbers, etc.
Once these licensing requirements exist, it's easier to justify increasing requirements as a way of increasing the barrier to entry.