To: kumar who wrote (86578 ) 6/28/2012 11:37:35 PM From: Oeconomicus 1 Recommendation Respond to Again, easy to say, hard and expensive to do. Like any other illegal activity, enforcement is important, but it's not going to eliminate the activity. Especially when the economic incentives for violating the law are large. Enforcement and penalties would have to be much more draconian than they are now and, ironically, DMaA was just complaining about having to "jump through hoops" in the hiring process now, in a system you both say is inadequate. Penalties on employers and workers that are draconian enough to offset the economic incentives will inevitably also ensnare innocents, and everyone else will gripe about the red tape and enforcement bureaucracy.
