Since these licensing requirements is a barrier for entrance into the workforce, we are spending money on programs to get Americans to work without fighting these licensing requirements.
Diana Harshbarger: “Since these licensing requirements is a barrier for entrance into the workforce, we are spending money on programs to…”
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Highlighting the negative impact of occupational licensing on workforce participation.
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