Add to ORKGAbstract. The case for occupational licensing, whether for physicians or teeth whiteners, is highly problematic. This paper makes the case for a free market system in certification of quality in medical and dental care, and much else. Purpose: To explore occupational licensure as an infringement of liberty. Design/methodology/approach: a logical and empirical analysis. Findings: teeth whitening regulations serve as an anti-competitive barrier to entry. Originality/value: applying the concept of entry restrictions is not original; applying them to teeth whitening, is. This is of value in that for economic liberty to be promoted, schemes against it such as this one must be analyzed and exposed
Occupational licensing is not new, and neither is interest in its study and reform. Indeed, Milton F...
OBJECTIVE A trend towards increasingly new forms of dental practice has been observed in the FDI ...
Abstract: The recently enacted law creating an alternative pathway to dental licensure in New York s...
Abstract. The case for occupational licensing, whether for physicians or teeth whiteners, is highly ...
The American system of occupational licensing is under attack. The current regime – which allows for...
The issue of the government regulation of occupations involves the role of government in reconciling...
The study of the regulation of occupations has a long and distinguished tradition in economics. In t...
Occupational licensing is invariably justified as a means of protecting the public against incompete...
In this Essay, we raise some economic concerns about the wisdom of conferring antitrust immunity on ...
Since colonial times in America, governments have imposed licenses on certain professions and trades...
Public choice theory has long been the dominant lens through which economists and other scholars hav...
The economic theory of occupational licensure advocates the position that licensing of professionals...
stated purposes for this document are (1) “to assist dental hygiene clinicians in the provider-patie...
This book reveals the impacts of occupational licensing on the economies of the United States and se...
The dark side of occupational licensing-its tendency to raise prices to consumers with dubious effec...
Occupational licensing is not new, and neither is interest in its study and reform. Indeed, Milton F...
OBJECTIVE A trend towards increasingly new forms of dental practice has been observed in the FDI ...
Abstract: The recently enacted law creating an alternative pathway to dental licensure in New York s...
Abstract. The case for occupational licensing, whether for physicians or teeth whiteners, is highly ...
The American system of occupational licensing is under attack. The current regime – which allows for...
The issue of the government regulation of occupations involves the role of government in reconciling...
The study of the regulation of occupations has a long and distinguished tradition in economics. In t...
Occupational licensing is invariably justified as a means of protecting the public against incompete...
In this Essay, we raise some economic concerns about the wisdom of conferring antitrust immunity on ...
Since colonial times in America, governments have imposed licenses on certain professions and trades...
Public choice theory has long been the dominant lens through which economists and other scholars hav...
The economic theory of occupational licensure advocates the position that licensing of professionals...
stated purposes for this document are (1) “to assist dental hygiene clinicians in the provider-patie...
This book reveals the impacts of occupational licensing on the economies of the United States and se...
The dark side of occupational licensing-its tendency to raise prices to consumers with dubious effec...
Occupational licensing is not new, and neither is interest in its study and reform. Indeed, Milton F...
OBJECTIVE A trend towards increasingly new forms of dental practice has been observed in the FDI ...
Abstract: The recently enacted law creating an alternative pathway to dental licensure in New York s...