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100 Iowa L. Rev. 1943 (2014-2015)
Licensing Health Care Professionals, State Action and Antitrust Policy

handle is hein.journals/ilr100 and id is 2009 raw text is: Licensing Health Care Professionals, State Action and Antitrust Policy Roger D. Blair & Christine Piette Durrance I. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................... 1944 II. POLITICAL ECONOMY OF OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING ................ 1945 III. BOYCOTTS: THEORY .................................................................... 1949 A. ECONOMIC THEORYOFBOYCOT ......................................... 1949 B . SUMM ARY ............................................................................. 1951 IV. EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE ON THE EFFECTS OF OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING IN HEALTH PROFESSIONS .......................................... 1952 A. GENERAL FINDINGS IN OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING .................. 1952 B. PHYSICIANS, NURSES, AND NURSE PRACTITIONERS .................. 1954 C. D ENTISTS .............................................................................. 1956 D . M IDW IVES ............................................................................. 1958 E. RADIOLOGIC TECHNICIANS .................................................... 1959 F. MASSAGE THERAPY ............................................................... 1959 G . SUM M A RY ............................................................................. 196o V. THE STATE ACTION DOCTRINE ...............................................196o A. CLEAR STATE PURPOSE .......................................................... 1963 B. ACTIVE STATE SUPERvisioN ................................................... 1964 V I. C ONCLUSION .............................................................................. 1967 * Department of Economics, University of Florida and Department of Public Policy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, respectively. Without implicating them in what follows, we thank Keith Hylton, Rebecca Haw Allensworth, James Fishkin, and Andrew Gavil for their comments on our paper, which was presented at the University of Iowa, Iowa Law Review Centennial Symposium Honoring Herbert Hovenkamp. We also thank our respective institutions for financial support. 1943

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