Regulatory Agencies Engage in Rulemaking

question 151

Multiple Choice

Regulatory agencies engage in rulemaking. This authority comes primarily from:

• A) Congress, under the Commerce and Necessary and Proper Clauses
• B) the Supreme Court, to enable the agencies to assist in enforcement of federal statutes
• C) the President, to allow agencies to implement the programs of the administration
• D) Congress, under the Commerce and Necessary and Proper Clauses and the Supreme Court, to enable the agencies to assist in enforcement of federal statutes
• E) Congress, under the Commerce and Necessary and Proper Clauses and the Supreme Court, to enable the agencies to assist in enforcement of federal statutes and the President, to allow agencies to implement the programs of the administration

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Definitions:

Hoarding Of Expertise

The practice of keeping knowledge, skills, or information confined to an individual or a limited group, preventing wider dissemination and use.

Knowledge Transfer

The process through which skills, knowledge, technologies, or methods are passed from one individual or organization to another.

Needle-In-A-Haystack Problem

A metaphorical expression referring to the difficulty of finding a specific item or solution in a vast space or among many possibilities.

Knowledge Transfer

The process of sharing knowledge, skills, and expertise among individuals or organizations.