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Independent regulatory agencies are bureaucratic units developed in response to a.fear of the excessive influence on politics of the industries they regulate b.political pressures to regulate problems
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Independent regulatory agencies are bureaucratic units developed in response to

a.fear of the excessive influence on politics of the industries they regulate

b.political pressures to regulate problems caused by industries

c.the belief that regulating complicated industries requires great expertise

d.all of the above are reasons why independent agencies developed

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Independent regulatory agencies are bureaucratic units developed in response to "d.all of the above are reasons why independent agencies developed," since unregulated capitalism often leads to a slower economy for all.
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