Occupational licensing laws were originally created to attain the following goals, except to
A) protect the consumers in specific markets from harm.
B) foster trust among customers of service providers in specific industries.
C) ensure that service providers in certain industries met high standards of expertise.
D) reduce the supply of service providers in industries that the government wanted to shrink.

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Occupational licensing laws were not originally created to reduce the supply of service providers in industries that the government wanted to shrink. This goal contradicts the other three goals mentioned, which are to protect consumers, foster trust, and ensure high standards of expertise among service providers in specific industries.

Occupational Licensing Laws Were Originally Created to Attain the Following