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Arkansas has more licenses required to work but they're generally cheaper - Vimarsana News

Arkansas has more licenses required to work but they're generally cheaper

(The Center Square) – While Arkansas may have more professions that require a license to work than seen nationally, a recent report on occupational licensing in America shows the burdens placed on workers, meaning the time and money spent to obtain a work permit in the Natural State, has declined.

Oklahoma fares better than most of the U.S. in occupational licensing - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma fares better than most of the U.S. in occupational licensing

(The Center Square) - Oklahoma’s occupational licensing burdens for those required to have a certification or permit to work fare better than 65 percent of the nation, a newly-released study by the Institute of Justice concludes.

Study: Alaskans pay more for professional licenses - Vimarsana News

Study: Alaskans pay more for professional licenses

(The Center Square) - Alaskans who pay for certification or licensure as required for their work are spending less time on average but are also paying almost twice as much as their counterparts in other states, a newly-released national study occupational licensing shows.

Governor selects new leader for Indiana agency overseeing occupational licenses - Vimarsana News

Governor selects new leader for Indiana agency overseeing occupational licenses

Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Wednesday he's appointed Lindsay Hyer to lead the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency.

Costly Mistakes: How Bad Policies Raise the Cost of Living - Vimarsana News

Costly Mistakes: How Bad Policies Raise the Cost of Living

Federal, state, and local policy mistakes unnecessarily increase the cost of living for the average American household by $4,440 per year.