When the government dictates what organizations can and cannot do, what tactic is the government using?

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Radda [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer to the question: When the government dictates what organizations can and cannot do, what tactic is the government using, would be: Regulation.

Explanation:

The reason for this answer comes from the meaning of regulation itself. Regulating, or regulation is the means by which an entity, call it the government, an agency, an institution, parents, a school, basically any authority, dictates, or delimits, what a person, or an institution, or a group, can and cannot do. In the case of the government, organizations are placed under certain limitations and constraints as to how far they can go, and what they can and cannot do, through rules and regulations.

Lelechka [254]3 years ago

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The government is using regulation tactic when it dictates what organizations can and cannot do. In this kind of tactic, the government usually directs organizations using regulation thru the formulation of rules and laws.

Various federal government agencies and departments issue regulations that carries out the legislation’s intent enacted by Congress.

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