First of all I feel slightly embarrassed my very first post on this forum is a political one. If these questions are considered rude I apologize.
Here's the deal. I'm a software developer from nothern europe and I am currently (for fun) studying economics and political theory. The past month I've been interested in what would happen with various professions in a very non-regulated, laissez-faire, libertarian society. I've already talked to some other professionals, such as accountants and engineers. Now my thumb is on the pulse of you guys.
So here's the question. What do you think would happen with the pharmacist profession if politicians didn't intervene in pharmacy, health care, immigration or anything else that may affect your work?
Here's the deal. I'm a software developer from nothern europe and I am currently (for fun) studying economics and political theory. The past month I've been interested in what would happen with various professions in a very non-regulated, laissez-faire, libertarian society. I've already talked to some other professionals, such as accountants and engineers. Now my thumb is on the pulse of you guys.
So here's the question. What do you think would happen with the pharmacist profession if politicians didn't intervene in pharmacy, health care, immigration or anything else that may affect your work?