Which of the following is not a question raised by critics of medical licensure?
A) Why, if licensed medical treatment is so great, do we even need formal restrictions to keep other types of medicine from being practiced?
B) Whom do these restrictions benefit: the general public or the doctors who practice mainstream medicine?
C) What have the long-run effects of licensure been?
D) Why does the public need to have accurate information about a doctor's competency?

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Critics of medical licensure often question the necessity and impact of licensure on public safety and the medical profession, but they generally agree that the public needs accurate information about a doctor's competency.

Which of the Following Is Not a Question Raised by Critics