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2021 Year in Review: Arizona’s Occupational Licensing Reform Continues to be a National Model
Dec 31, 2021
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Finance and Trade, Healthier Communities, Occupational Licensing, State Policy, Thriving Families, Western
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Governor Doug Ducey
R Street Institute, Western Region Director Steven Greenhut
“Analyzing and unraveling the long list of licensing rules required by each state government is a tough and time-consuming process. Nevertheless, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and state Representative Warren Petersen have come up with a simple way to address this issue in a manner that should be noncontroversial because it does not eliminate any real (or perceived) protections. Legislators in capitals across the country should emulate this new bill.” (LINK)
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