Joe Dunn had a difficult task. He was working at the California Medical Association, the doctors' trade association. "Joe," the doctors told him, "Here is our plan. You go to your former colleagues in the Legislature and propose that anyone who wants to be a licensed physician has to join our trade association, so CMA will have all the docs in it. They will all have to join!" "What?" Joe asked, worried. &quo...
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