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3 years ago
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Think about the videos you have watched. Why is there a need for government regulation, and what limits need to be placed on the

se regulations?
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1 answer:
svetoff [14.1K]3 years ago
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Government regulations are necessary because they protect public safety and market fairness. For example, food safety regulations help protect consumers from pathogens that could cause widespread illness. By creating regulations, the government can make the food-borne illness less likely. However, even though these regulations are necessary, they must still meet constitutional requirements. Producers and consumers have the right to own and use property, among other constitutional rights.
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