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License to Work - Institute for Justice. License to Work: A National Study of Burdens from Occupational Licensing is the first national study to measure how burdensome occupational licensing laws are for lower- income workers and aspiring entrepreneurs. The report documents the license requirements for 1. District of Columbia.

It finds that occupational licensing is not only widespread, but also overly burdensome and frequently irrational. On average, these licenses force aspiring workers to spend nine months in education or training, pass one exam and pay more than $2. One third of the licenses take more than a year to earn. At least one exam is required for 7.

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Barriers like these make it harder for people to find jobs and build new businesses that create jobs, particularly minorities, those of lesser means and those with less education. License to Work recommends reducing or removing needless licensing barriers. The report’s rankings of states and occupations by severity of licensure burdens make it easy to compare laws and identify those most in need of reform. State Profiles. Alaska. Alabama. Arkansas.

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The July/August issue takes a close look at federalism as the state-federal relationship enters uncertain times. NCSL Executive Director William T. Pound, above. The Federal Communications Commission just quintupled the allocation of the radio spectrum for motor vehicle use, a move paving the way for advanced, self-driving car. Some CA drive-for-hire professions, such as bus, chauffeur, taxi, limo, and commercial drivers, require special driver's licenses to operate. Here's a guide to. License to Work: A National Study of Burdens from Occupational Licensing is the first national study to measure how burdensome occupational licensing laws are for.

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