Government's Intentions
Government Involvement
Regulations
Licensing
Effects of Regulation
100

Why did the government regulate the food and drink industry? 

Due to toxic ingredients and unsafe products. 
100

Which government organization is responsible for transportation? 

Department of Transportation (DOT)

100

Why would the government use price controls? 

To prevent inflation and ensure living standards. 
100

How do taxes/fees help the government? 

Provide the government with funding for regulations. 

100

Why is regulation important to product safety? 

It ensures that products are made with quality parts/ingredients. 

200

Why does the government regulate things today? 

For sustainability and protection of consumers
200

Which major U.S. history event led to increased regulation?

The great depression

200

What is a price floor? 

A price floor is the minimum price for a good/service 

200

What is an example of a fee a business might have to pay? 

Safety inspections

200

How does government regulation benefit employees? 

Protects them from unfair treatment. 

300

What is the role of the Federal trade commission (FTC)? 

Protects consumer rights and promotes competition. 

300

How did the government's involvement change during the industrial revolution? 

They increased involvement to address unsafe working conditions. 

300

What is a price ceiling? 

A price ceiling is a limit for the cost of a good/service 

300

Why is licensing important for healthcare? 

Protects patients and ensures that only trained professionals are working in the field. 

300

How does the government fund its regulatory activities?

Taxes and fees paid by businesses. 

400

Why did the government regulate the banking industry? 

To prevent fraud and protect savings

400

How has the government's role in business changed over time?

The government has increased their regulation and involvement over time. 

400

What are price controls and why are they important?

Because they limit the prices for goods and services, preventing inflation. 

400

How does the government make sure that businesses are up to date on their licensing? 

Inspections and record keepings 

400

What is one positive effect of government regulation on businesses?

Protect consumers from unsafe products. 

500

What was the original reason the government began regulating businesses?

What is to protect consumers and ensure fair business practices.

500

One main purpose of government involvement

Ensure fair competition

500

What are the two main ways governments regulate business? 

Licensing and price/wage controls

500

Why is licensing important?

It ensures that businesses are following guidelines and regulations that impact the quality of their good/service. 

500

What is one negative effect of government regulation? 

Increases business costs and makes it difficult for new company's. 

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