Broadcasting is viewed as a public resource. Therefore it can be regulated under

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The scarcity doctrine holds that because there is limited spectrum available for broadcasting, the government has the authority to regulate it in the public interest. This includes regulating content and allocating licenses for broadcasters. Therefore, broadcasting can be regulated under the scarcity doctrine. The other options listed are not applicable to broadcasting regulation.

Broadcasting Is Viewed as a Public Resource