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1 State Government Policy

2 State Regulation of Business
Corporate Charter Types of regulation Insurance rates Licensing exams Consumer protections Public Utilities

3 State Regulation of Business
Protecting Consumers Deceptive trade practices False advertising Landlord-tenant relations Healthcare Credit card interest charges Home repair Mortgages

4 State Regulation of Business
Protecting Workers Safety and sanitation of factories Child-labor rules Federal limits hours that 14 and 15 year olds can work States limit hours 16 and 17 year olds can work Workers Compensation Unemployment Compensation Union Activity Right-to-work states

5 State Regulation of Business
Business Development Attracting new business Industrial Development Bonds

6 States and the Environment
Pollution Control Beyond federal enforcement Environmental impact statements Cost of Pollution Control Lost Profits Brownsfield initiative $140 million Conservation Natural Resources Land use

7 Protecting Life and Property
State Criminal Laws Mandatory Sentencing Victim Compensation State Police Forces Criminal Corrections Sentencing Options Shock Probation Shock Incarceration

8 Education, Health, and Welfare
Public School Revenue – 45% Districts Curriculum Testing

9 Education, Health, and Welfare
Public Heath Licensing Vaccinations Support

10 Education, Health, and Welfare
Public Welfare AFDC → TANF Medicaid SNAP General Assistance

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