The basic steps of the rulemaking process were set forth in the:
A) Congressional Review Act.
B) Sherman Antitrust Act.
C) Administrative Procedures Act.
D) Emergency Economic Stabilization Act.

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The Administrative Procedures Act (APA) set forth the basic steps of the rulemaking process, such as the requirement for notice and comment periods, publication in the Federal Register, and judicial review. The Congressional Review Act (A) allows Congress to review and potentially reject new regulations, but it is not the law that established the rulemaking process. The Sherman Antitrust Act (B) is a law that deals with anticompetitive behavior in the market, and the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act (D) is a law that established the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) in response to the financial crisis of 2008.

The Basic Steps of the Rulemaking Process Were Set Forth