Regulatory Policy

Regulation/Monopoly/Revenue is defined as the government requiring businesses to perform specific procedures.

What must businesses do in order to meet legal and financial regulations? report their revenue and earnings to the government disclose information about sales with the media report details of advertising revenue to managers disclose product details to the competition

Which of these laws was created in order to directly protect consumers? pollution laws product safety laws wage laws equal opportunity laws

In a mixed-market economy, the government regulates business only when necessary/on a regular basis/as often as possible.

What are the roles of the FCC in the US? Check all that apply. regulating the country's communications infrastructure ensuring communication technology is compatible with existing technology establishing safety standards for pesticides and other chemicals assigning frequencies to television, radio, cable, and satellite providers bringing civil suits against individuals or businesses for breaking security laws investigating complaints, inspecting workplaces, and imposing penalties

How are government regulations established? Citizens agree on new regulations through annual elections. Specialized executive agencies respond to a new policy by creating regulations. Business owners agree to create regulations to better compete with one another. The courts establish regulations in response to unfair business practices.

An economy that balances government intervention with free enterprise is known as a commission. monopoly. mixed market. regulatory agency.

Which president initially proposed the development of the EPA? President Reagan President Nixon President Clinton President Ford

Which of these regulations falls under the jurisdiction of the Environmental Protection Agency? prescription safety automobile emissions credit card interest rates power tools used in factories

What does the FCC regulate? food and beverage products communications infrastructure environmental policies businesses breaking security laws