Regulatory Policy Answers

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Which of these outcomes are possible negative externalities? Check all that apply.

A
increased traffic in the neighborhood surrounding the factory
B
better roads for drivers in the area
C
more educated workers in the community
D
pollution from trucks making deliveries to the factory
E
new job opportunities in the city
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Read this sample food label. Which regulatory goals are met by the label? Check all that apply.

A
informing consumers about products
B
protecting producers from consumer fraud
C
helping consumers make educated choices
D
setting prices for products in the market
E
ensuring that producers are responsible for product contents
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X USDAHHSEPA

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USDA
B
HHS
C
EPA
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Which of these are duties of the SEC? Check all that apply.overseeing the actions of brokers and financial advisersprotecting businesses from consumer corruptionensuring the security and fairness of mutual funds and exchangesbringing suits against businesses that are not following securities lawsregulating prices to ensure fair competition

A
overseeing the actions of brokers and financial advisers
B
protecting businesses from consumer corruption
C
ensuring the security and fairness of mutual funds and exchanges
D
bringing suits against businesses that are not following securities laws
E
regulating prices to ensure fair competition
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What are the main purposes of regulatory policies? Check all that apply.to protect constitutional rights, safety, and fairnessto give producers an advantage over consumers in order to protect profitsto ensure that property rights are protectedto create regulation in a mixed-market economy only when neededto allow producers and consumers to interact freely with no government interference

A
to protect constitutional rights, safety, and fairness
B
to give producers an advantage over consumers in order to protect profits
C
to ensure that property rights are protected
D
to create regulation in a mixed-market economy only when needed
E
to allow producers and consumers to interact freely with no government interference
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What are the main purposes of regulatory policies? Check all that apply.to protect constitutional rights, safety, and fairnessto give producers an advantage over consumers in order to protect profitsto ensure that property rights are protectedto create regulation in a mixed-market economy only when neededto allow producers and consumers to interact freely with no government interference

A
to protect constitutional rights, safety, and fairness
B
to give producers an advantage over consumers in order to protect profits
C
to ensure that property rights are protected
D
to create regulation in a mixed-market economy only when needed
E
to allow producers and consumers to interact freely with no government interference
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Which of these outcomes are possible negative externalities? Check all that apply.

A
increased traffic in the neighborhood surrounding the factory
B
better roads for drivers in the area
C
more educated workers in the community
D
pollution from trucks making deliveries to the factory
E
new job opportunities in the city
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Which of these are goals of financial regulation? Check all that apply.preventing monopoliesallowing businesses to avoid disclosing financial informationensuring that businesses accurately report their earningskeeping prices fairremoving competition from the market

A
preventing monopolies
B
allowing businesses to avoid disclosing financial information
C
ensuring that businesses accurately report their earnings
D
keeping prices fair
E
removing competition from the market
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Read this sample food label. Which regulatory goals are met by the label? Check all that apply.

A
informing consumers about products
B
protecting producers from consumer fraud
C
helping consumers make educated choices
D
setting prices for products in the market
E
ensuring that producers are responsible for product contents
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Which of these are duties of the SEC? Check all that apply.overseeing the actions of brokers and financial advisersprotecting businesses from consumer corruptionensuring the security and fairness of mutual funds and exchangesbringing suits against businesses that are not following securities lawsregulating prices to ensure fair competition

A
overseeing the actions of brokers and financial advisers
B
protecting businesses from consumer corruption
C
ensuring the security and fairness of mutual funds and exchanges
D
bringing suits against businesses that are not following securities laws
E
regulating prices to ensure fair competition

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