Federal Agencies, Departments, and Regulations
See also Other Government Resources
Locate Federal Agencies & Departments
Some of the federal agencies and departments regulating business activities include:
- Commerce -- Regulations: 15 CFR
- Health & Human Services
- Food & Drug Administration (FDA) -- Regulations: 21 CFR 1-1299
- Labor -- Regulations: 29 CFR
- Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) -- Regulations: 29 CFR 1900-2008
- Treasury
- Internal Revenue Service -- Regulations: 26 CFR
- Independent Agencies & Commissions
- Consumer Product Safety Commission -- Regulations: 16 CFR 1000-1061
- Environmental Protection Agency -- Regulations: 40 CFR
- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) -- Regulations: 29 CFR 1600-1699
- Federal Communications Commission (FCC) -- Regulations: 47 CFR
- Federal Trade Commission (FTC) -- Regulations: 16 CFR 0-999
- National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) -- Regulations: 29 CFR 100-199
- Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) -- Regulations: 17 CFR 200-end
- Small Business Administration -- Regulations: 13 CFR 1-199
Resources about Industry Regulation
- IBISWorld - Industry Market ResearchA collection of Industry Market Research. Includes Industry Reports (NAICS) and Industry iExpert Summaries for the United States.
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Industry Regulation -- IBISWorld
Select IBISWorld - Industry Market Research from the UCF Library databases.
IBISWorld -- Open the industry market research report for a specific industry
IBISWorld -- Select the Industry Conditions section of the report
IBISWorld -- The "Regulation and Deregulation" subsection of the report may cite specific regulations
