Which of the following is not a true statement about how social regulation differs from industrial regulation?

A) Social regulation applies to many industries across the board, whereas industrial regulation is more specific to one industry.
B) Social regulation intrudes into the day-to-day production processes of companies more so than industrial regulation.
C) Social regulation is enforced by state and local governments, whereas industrial regulation tends to be the domain of the federal government.
D) Social regulation has expanded rapidly during the same period in which industrial regulation has waned.

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Zoraida Ayala · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Social regulation is typically enforced at both the federal and state levels, depending on the specific regulations, rather than being primarily a function of state and local governments as suggested. Industrial regulation can also be enforced at various levels of government, making choice C incorrect.

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