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Answer: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
Explanation: The Sarbanes-Oxley act of 2002 that is also known as Public Company Accounting Reform and Investor Protection Act offers protection to Whistle blowers.
The act seeks to check for fraud in public companies.
Public companies are literally owned by the general public that is the general public are the investors in these companies.
In some of these companies, some corrupt executives might want to perpetuate fraud and declare loss to the investors.
This act was established to crack down on fraud of any sort in public companies and also protect whistle blowers who help in uncovering/reporting the fraud to the appropriate authorities.
After the war was over, tensions began to grow between the US and Russia. (During the war, the US used the first nuke at Hiroshima) The tension between the two countries is what caused there to be the cold war after WWII. The US and Russia were both "fighting" to get ahead with technology, but both countries were afraid to use it because of how much worldwide devastation it would cause. (I'm not sure if this directly explains the question, but technically this was a result of WWII)
Current events can affect public policy in the future in several different ways including:
1) Learning from past mistakes- If there is a law or program implemented right now that is not necessarily successful, future public policy makers could avoid implementing that program again.
2) Building on past succcess- If the government implements a public policy that helps the economy or Americans in general, they can continue to build off its success. By examining what made the program successful, policy makers can continue to include those elements of the program to ensure continued success.
