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The US government began to regulate immigration in what year?
1934
Can the US government regulate fat in fast food?
lol this made my day.. why would they want to regulate anything they get rich from?
Which city in the US is best known for car manufacturing?
Detroit, Michigan.
What part of the US were the car manufacturing plants located?
Spring Hill TN
What part of American Society is least likely to have the US Government regulate its operations?
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The oldest US car manufacturer still manufacturing cars today?
Ford of course.
Can the federal government regulate activity unter the interstate commerce clause?
Yes the federal government can regulate commerce under the Commerce clause. The Commerce Clause is found in Article I, Section 8 of the US Constitution.
What does omb stand for on a rental car receipt?
The only connection I can make is "Office of Management and Budget" for the US Government. Perhaps the car rental was negotiated by that agency of the US government.
What did Hamilton recommend to grow the US manufacturing sector?
The government should place a tariff on manufactured goods from abroad.
What is the status of manufacturing employment in the US?
About 50 percent of manufacturing jobs are shipped overseas. The government may not do much to keep jobs in the United States, but business owners have the power to.
Which part of the Constitution gives the federal government broad authority to regulate economic activity across the US?
The Commerce Clause
Why can the us government regulate the airline industry?
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.
