An Agency's Rule-Making Power Is Derived From

question 22

Multiple Choice

An agency's rule-making power is derived from:

• A) judicial fiat
• B) an institutional charter issued by either the Secretary of State of the United States government or the Secretary of State of the particular state in which the agency is to exercise its investigative and adjudicatory powers.
• C) the enabling legislation enacted by Congress for the creation of the agency.
• D) executive order

Grasp the process and tools of social media monitoring and sentiment analysis.

Recognize different branded content approaches and their unique features.

Acknowledge the use and significance of location-based marketing and apps.

Understand the negative implications of internet censorship on brands.

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Definitions:

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