Explaining relative rates of return to an occupation

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cIf barriers to entry into a profession were absolute so that entry is not possible, what would the supply curve look like? What would the supply curve look like if entry into an occupation were free and easy? Thus, what roles do barriers to entry play in explaining relative rates of return to an occupation?

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