To protect public health and safety

To promote economic growth

To ensure national security

To regulate the conduct of businesses

The Clean Air Act

The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

The Federal Reserve

To ensure fair competition

To promote economic stability

To protect consumers from fraud and abuse

All of the above

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

Economic regulation focuses on protecting consumers, while social regulation focuses on protecting the environment.

Economic regulation focuses on promoting competition, while social regulation focuses on protecting workers.

Economic regulation focuses on regulating businesses, while social regulation focuses on regulating individuals.

Economic regulation focuses on regulating the economy, while social regulation focuses on regulating society.

Protecting public health and safety

Promoting economic stability

Ensuring fair competition

All of the above

It can stifle innovation.

It can increase the cost of doing business.

It can create unintended consequences.

All of the above

By involving stakeholders in the regulatory process.

By using evidence-based research to inform regulations.

By regularly reviewing and updating regulations.

All of the above

Keeping up with technological change.

Balancing competing interests.

Ensuring that regulations are implemented fairly and consistently.

All of the above

It will become more complex and comprehensive.

It will become more focused on promoting innovation.

It will become more risk-based.

All of the above