On 7/28/2011 2:48 PM, DGDevin wrote:


"HeyBub" wrote in message
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... get rid of occupational licensure, says the Wall Street Journal.

"Travel and tourist guides, funeral attendants, home-entertainment
installers, florists, makeup artists, even interpreters for the deaf
are all regulated by various states. Want to work as an alarm
installer? In 35 states, you will need to earn the government's
permission. Are you skilled in handling animals? You will need more
than that skill in the 20 states that require a license for animal
training."

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...googlenews_wsj


Why stop there? Doctors, pilots, bus drivers, demolition contractors,
electricians--open up all lines of work to anybody who wants to give
it a try. If they're not so good at it, well that will come out over
time as their employees and clients fill hospital beds and graves.


Why stop there? If the price of regulation and the price of wages
hurts job creation, then obviously the price of products does, too. So
companies should be slashing their prices to spur demand and create
jobs. If everything was free, demand would go through the roof = jobs
for everybody!