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Occupations that are licensed- a Benefit to Consumers?

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1. Give examples of occupations that are licensed and that should be licensed.

2. Do you think the licensing makes a difference and benefits the public/consumer?

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A discussion of the pros and cons of licensing for professions or occupations.

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Licensing in general does make a difference and provides a benefit to the pubic and/or consumer. Government or industry organizations that issue licenses for occupations are important for establishing minimum standards that professionals of a given occupation must meet for safety or quality purposes. This allows the consumer to expect a set minimum level of service, safety and quality when purchasing ...

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