Government Regulation of Auto Industry
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Government regulation of the automobile industry is well-entrenched and is designed to protect the public. Safety has been a major concern since the 1950s and has spurred numerous regulations over the decades, while environmental concerns are of more recent origin. Both types of regulation, however, shape the way cars are designed and sold, what features auto makers will include in the package, and even how cars are advertised. The latter is because for all the complaints the auto industry may make about government intrusion and over-regulation, the public wants cars that are both safe and environmentally friendly and can be induced to buy cars that fulfill these requirements. Environmental concerns are addressed from two angles as government regulates the production and distribution of fuel and also regulates what kinds of fuel cars require and what sorts of attachments cars must have in order to reduce emissions. Most air pollution is emitted from the exhausts of automobiles or from the burning of fossil fuels by industry. The primary air pollutants found in most urban areas are carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, hydrocarbons, and particulate matter (both solid and liquid), and these pollutants are dispersed throughout the world's atmosphere in concentrations high enough to gradually cause serious health problems. Motor vehicles produce high levels of carbon monoxides (CO) and are a major source of hydrocarbons
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Approximate Word count = 1040
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page)
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