A licensing statute enacted to protect the public is called a(n)________ licensing statute.
A) regulatory
B) contracting
C) revenue-raising
D) accounting

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A regulatory licensing statute is established to protect the public from unsafe or unqualified professionals or businesses. These statutes often require certain education or certification standards, background checks, and ongoing compliance with regulations.

A Licensing Statute Enacted to Protect the Public Is Called