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Most economists are concerned about entry barriers.Why is this so important to them?
Garnishment
A legal process whereby a creditor can collect what a debtor owes by requiring a third party to turn over the debtor's assets under their control.
Limited Jurisdiction
A court's authority to hear only certain types of cases, often defined by law, subject matter, or monetary value.
Appellate Courts
Courts that review and revise the outcome of cases previously decided by lower courts if an error in the application of the law is claimed.
Minor Criminal Cases
Legal cases involving crimes that are considered less serious than felonies, typically resulting in smaller fines and shorter prison sentences, if any.
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