One of the more insidious aspects of government involvement in commercial markets is the practice of supplier licensing.
As entrepreneurs and business people are forced into a bureaucratic world, they have to deal with politics and power plays, rather than focus on what their customers need.
Licensing forces our risk-takers and go-getters into a weird dependency on bureaucrats, many of whom display qualities that are the exact opposite of the entrepreneurs.
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