Why does the US government create regulatory agencies? Check all that apply. A. to create fair competition between producers to limit the knowledge of certain consumers B. to allow producers to have greater freedom to protect consumers' C. health and safety to prevent the formation of monopolies

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Raiden Rodgers

5 September, 09:58

Why does the US government create regulatory agencies? Check all that apply. A. to create fair competition between producers to limit the knowledge of certain consumers B. to allow producers to have greater freedom to protect consumers' C. health and safety to prevent the formation of monopolies

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Philip Vega · Answer 1

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-to create fair competition between producers

-to protect consumers' health and safety

-to prevent the formation of monopolies

Explanation:

Regulatory agencies can be explained as different agencies which are created or established through the legislative act for implementing and enforcing standards or laws in a particular field operations.

The different examples of regulatory agencies are

* National Institute of Health

* Environmental Protection Agency

* Nuclear Regulatory Commission

* Center for Disease Control

These regulatory agencies are not limited to the ones mentioned, there are still many of them.

In conclusion, the regulatory agencies are able to exercise autonomous authority.