When the Department of Agriculture sets standards for and inspects foods entering the production process,it is:
A) regulating socially desirable goods and services.
B) resolving national and global problems.
C) regulating to protect special interests.
D) regulating socially desirable production methods.

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The Department of Agriculture sets standards for and inspects foods entering the production process to ensure that they are safe and meet certain quality standards. This is an example of regulating socially desirable goods and services, as it helps to protect consumers from unsafe or low-quality food products.

When the Department of Agriculture Sets Standards for and Inspects