In the United States, the first industry to be regulated by the government was the railroad industry. This was done through the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887.
Railroads
From what I understand, the first most regulated industry is the nuclear power insustry. Second, is electoplating.
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it was the first time the U.S government regulated an industry's prices.
A regulated industry is some manufacturing or construction related activity that is subject to some substantial degree of government regulation. The government determines how certain things must be done, generally in the interests of public safety.
The most regulated Industry in the United States is Aviation.
is post office a regulated industry
Every part of the gun is regulated by the government.
state
The Federal Government does NOT regulate the INDUSTRY itself any longer. The C.A.B. (Civil Aeronautics Board) was dis-banded when the industry was de-regulated years ago. They DO, however, through the F.A.A. (Federal Aviation Administration) regulate the SAFETY standards applicable to the industry - for obvious reasons.
The Interstate Commerce Act regulated the railroad industry. It was passed in 1887 and aimed to regulate railroad rates and practices that were deemed unfair and discriminatory towards small businesses and farmers. It was one of the first major federal regulations on a private industry.
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