Regulatory Policy
Regulatory policy refers to the rules and regulations set by government agencies to control and influence behavior in various sectors such as healthcare, finance, environment, and more. It aims to protect public interest while promoting economic growth.
Laws and Regulations
Laws are rules that are enacted by legislatures and enforced by the government, while regulations are specific requirements established by regulatory agencies. Together, they provide the legal framework within which individuals and businesses operate.
Constitutional Law
Constitutional law is the body of laws that define the relationship between different entities within a state, including the government, citizens, and businesses. It establishes the fundamental principles and rights that guide the legal system.
Civil Liberties
Civil liberties are individual rights and freedoms that are protected from government interference, such as freedom of speech, religion, and privacy. They are essential elements of a democratic society.
References
[1] - Constitution of the United States. Available at: https://www. archives. gov/founding-docs/constitution
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