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Do Tougher Licensing Provisions Limit Occupational Entry? The Case of Dentistry
[report]
1992
unpublished
The effect of licensing as a mechanism to control entry into occupations has been a neglected area of both regulation and labor market research. This study examines the role of occupational licensing for entry into dentistry, an occupation with standards that vary by state. Our research first closely replicates Freeman's previous work on labor market cobwebs by employing national data to examine purely market phenomena in the determination of training for the dental profession. We subsequently
doi:10.3386/w3984
fatcat:un2ld5nw4ferxjdur6oh4cmkry