Rules and laws that may be inconvenient and hamper business operations but are imposed in an even-handed manner without discriminating between local and foreign suppliers are called:
A) interstate regulations.
B) zip regulations.
C) fleeting laws.
D) non-discriminatory regulations.

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Non-discriminatory regulations are rules and laws that are enforced without any bias or favoritism towards local or foreign suppliers. While they may be inconvenient and challenging for businesses to follow, they promote fair competition and a level playing field for all suppliers. The other options (interstate regulations, zip regulations, and fleeting laws) do not accurately describe this concept.

Rules and Laws That May Be Inconvenient and Hamper Business