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What is the purpose of administrative regulation?
What is the purpose of administrative regulation?
- To control for market failures (correct)
- To limit Congress' power
- To address blind people getting hit by hybrid cars
- To create necessary laws
Why is regulation necessary to address externalities and transaction costs?
Why is regulation necessary to address externalities and transaction costs?
- To rectify costs not considered in decision making (correct)
- To create necessary laws
- To limit Congress' power
- To ensure decisions benefit the public as a whole
What is the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act?
What is the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act?
- A law delegating legislative power to agencies
- A law limiting Congress' power
- A law regulating market failures
- A law introduced to address blind people getting hit by hybrid cars (correct)
Who was the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act directed to?
Who was the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act directed to?
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What happened to the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act before it was passed?
What happened to the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act before it was passed?
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What does the non-delegation doctrine limit Congress from doing?
What does the non-delegation doctrine limit Congress from doing?
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What must Congress provide when delegating legislative abilities to agencies?
What must Congress provide when delegating legislative abilities to agencies?
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- Constitutional provisions allow Congress to create necessary laws.
- Administrative regulation is necessary to control for market failures.
- Externalities and transaction costs require regulation to rectify costs not considered in decision making.
- Collective action problems require regulation to ensure decisions benefit the public as a whole.
- The Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act was introduced to address blind people getting hit by hybrid cars.
- The Act was directed to the Secretary of Transportation to come up with a law.
- The Act went through a comment period before being passed.
- The non-delegation doctrine limits Congress from delegating legislative power to agencies.
- Agencies legislate, adjudicate, and enforce, which poses a conflict with the non-delegation clause.
- Congress must provide an "intelligible principle" for agencies to follow when delegating legislative abilities.
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