My groups question is What type of policy or involvement that the government imposes will allow the economy to grow the most? My hypothesis is that the government isn't strict enough. They’re only strict to the certain extent that they are legally allowed to be.
Looking at things from another point of view, the government might want to be even more strict because certain companies may not be as profitable as others.
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Why i'm interested in the strictness of the government's vehicle safety precautions.
This personally interest me because the government allows a car company, for example, to claim that its cars are the safest; however, there are thousands of accidents daily, and hundreds of deaths! You have a higher rate of dying in a small automobile then on a airplane so it makes me want to dig deeper and figure out where they really draw the line with our safety specifically in automobiles! The government can make very bad decisions, but also at times regulate things in a very intelligent and overall beneficial way!
I think some sub questions that will help me answer my overall question would be
1.) How does the government take control and monitor each individual automobile company?
2.) What are the major enforced laws and can they be modified to be more beneficial and or can there be more strict laws?
3.) What are the requirements to making a “safe”, & profitable Automobile?
4.) What does the government and car companies do if a car doesn't perform to its full potential or there are flaws within the model?
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