Exam 4: Rulemaking and Regulations

All of the following accountability mechanisms apply to Congress except ______.

Which of the following federal agencies protects human health and the environment?

Regulators are often responsible for implementing a large majority of policy.

What is the purpose of the Regulation Room?

Street-level bureaucrats are responsible for the success or failure of policy.

What factors can influence how long it takes for public comments on proposed rules to be reviewed?

Which of the following is at the forefront in providing information in a more accessible manner?

Agency decision-making is checked by all of the following except ______.

Discuss the influence of interest groups on the rulemaking process. Do you believe they have a large say in what does and does not become a law?

What are the categories that describe precision-based enforcement?

Congress tries to keep the language of legislation as clear and concise as possible so there is no room for interpretation.

According to the text, using the ______ enforcement style can lead to regulatory capture.

Which of the following enforcement types was referred to as being flexible and results oriented?

Inspections by regulators take place unexpectedly.

The outcome of the congressional lawmaking process is referred to as ______.

According to the text, which of the following accountability mechanisms applies to Congress?

Interest group members are not allowed to meet with agency rule-writers during the rulemaking process.

Which of the following approaches is centered to keeping a positive relationship with the company?

Which of the following populations is crucial during implementation and compliance?

According to the text, which of the following accountability mechanisms applies to the Supreme Court?