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Through such agencies as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Food and Drug Administration, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and the EPA
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When a administrative agency adopts a regulation it becomes binding on who?
When an administrative agency adopts a regulation it become binding to the agency. The regulation will also become binding to the people.
What is federal regulation z?
Regulation Z deals with the "Truth in Lending".
What is a rule or law made by an agency called?
Regulation.
What is the federal regulatory agency that is concerned with the regulation of sterilization?
Eds
According to cost benefit analysis additional regulation increases the welfare of society if?
The social benefits of additional regulation exceed the social costs of the added regulation Aplia SUCK$ ;)
What An industry becoming the primary provider of information to the government agency that regulates it is an example of?
A. common sense B direct social regulation c the capture hypothesis d rational ignorance
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What is an administrative regulation?
An administrative regulation is a regulation, or legal requirement, issued by an administrative agency under authority granted by a legislature, rather than by a legislative body itself.
What is the name of the federal agency that deals with safety in products that you buy?
The federal agency that deals most directly with the safety of products is the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
What is aseanapol?
ASEANAPOL refers to the Asean Association of Chiefs of Police. This agency deals with the aspects of transnational crime. The agency also deals with drug trafficking and smuggling.
Why were attempts at railroad regulation often unsuccesful?
Railroad regulation attempts were unsuccessful due to price fixing, bribery, and sweetheart deals
Which Government agency deals with Infanticide?
The Police.
