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The Barrier to Entry Which Requires Electricians to Be Licensed

Question 283

Question 283

Multiple Choice

The barrier to entry which requires electricians to be licensed is an example of


A) government rules.
B) economies of scale.
C) patents.
D) ownership of a scarce factor of production.

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