Governments and legislatures can erect barriers to entry. Which of the following would NOT be one of them?

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Laws that ensure property rights do not erect barriers to entry. They are essential for protecting the property of individuals and businesses, and actually promote competition by encouraging innovation and investment. Licenses, tariffs, and patents, on the other hand, can all raise the costs of entry and limit competition in various ways.

Governments and Legislatures Can Erect Barriers to Entry