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What government agency was created in order to regulate railroad rates and promote fair business practices?
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Why do you think the federal government should have intervened to regulate the unfair practices of the railroad barrons?
ithinkkk thaa federall government should have intervened too regulate the unfair practices of the railroad barrons so , everyone could have fair Rights & thaa Americans would B Able Too Grow Railroads & Build It .
Efforts to regulate the monopolized practices of railroad corporations first came in from?
state legislatures
How did the Hepburn act change the government's role industry?
The act gave the government the power to set and limit shipping costs.
Which government agency was created to regulate the railroads?
The Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) was created in 1887 to regulate the railroads. Its main purpose was to oversee railroad rates and ensure fair practices in the industry. The ICC had the authority to investigate complaints, issue regulations, and enforce laws related to railroad operations.
What belief did Theodore roosevelt William Howard Taft and Woodrow Wilson share concerning the federal government?
Use its power to regulate unfair business practices.
During the glided age how did the us congress act to regulate business practices?
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What federal government organization was used to regulate railroads telephone and telegraph companies?
Interstate Commerce Commission was formed by the federal government to regulate railroad, telephone, and telegraph companies.
What primarily led the interstate commerce commission becoming a significant regulatory agency?
The need to regulate the various practices in the railroad industry
Sentence using word regulate?
The thermostat is broken and unable to regulate the temperature.The valve is used to regulate water flow.The government introduced a new law to regulate smoking in public places.
An economic condition where government does not regulate or interfere with business'?
Capitalism
What does the government do to regulate business?
They invented the "Monopoly" system so Business would not be so overpowered
How may ethical business practices minimize regulation from government agencies?
Where companies are believed to be acting unethically, the public is more likely to put pressure on legislators and other government officials to regulate those businesses or to enforce existing regulations.
