The Code of Federal Regulations is published and administered by _. 1. NFPA 2. ANSI 3. UL 4. OSHA

Does high frequency trading increase market quality? Provide theoratical literature, empirical evidence, examples and relevant theories etc.

Should governments make retailers and manufacturers charge consumers a fee to fund emissions controls? Explain your reasoning.

When governments are the target of price-fixing by vendors providing goods and services, it is called: Group of answer choices   A. bid-rigging. B. government fraud. C. illegal rigging. D. contract manipulation.

CS  Economics  The Nixon administration was interested in pursuing passive restraint safety systems. But there was pushback from politicians because? This meant people had less choice about using them (a challenge to their freedom) This meant that the price of vehicles would put buying a car out of reach for most people This would reduce traffic fatalities but would increase the number of injuries This meant less work for lawyers who were earning money from traffic accident cases

Value Added Tax (VAT) has become an essential source of income for governments worldwide. Therefore, considering the principles of VAT - an indirect tax - please explain why it is such a successful tax and how it operates in practice.

After OSHA was created, it began a process of and future policy in an area authorized by the law. which involves issuing statements to clarify current

Scenario; The European Union legislation called the "General Data Protection Regulation" (GDPR) provides data privacy protections for consumers and has had a major impact on companies around the world. What are the general requirements and major impacts of the GDPR, and how does this law differ from data protection legislation in the United States? How do perspectives on the GDPR differ between consumers and businesses? Do perspectives vary by industry? Do you think there should be one data privacy law for the entire world?

Technology and the Economy Data Privacy Concerns Take the World by Storm A privacy law in the EU caused major changes to the way companies like Facebook and Google collected and used user data. The law, called General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), allows people to request data that have been collected about them and restricts businesses on how they can use those data. It also forces companies to notify users of how data collected about them will be used. If companies don't comply with this regulation, they could face up to $1 billion in fines. Not only has GDPR had a major impact on companies doing business in Europe, but Brazil, Japan, and South Korea are following Europe's lead. The EU is encouraging other countries to develop tougher online privacy regulations by making data protection a part of trade deals. Even companies not based in the EU are subject to the regulation if they process the personal data of EU citizens. These requirements are making privacy protection a…

Dells various trade agreements that regulate business transactions