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… Correct the FCC’s regulatory trajectory and encourage - 12631 Correct the FCC’s regulatory trajectory and encourage competition to improve … a New Deal-era agency. Its history Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 856 … Correct the FCC’s … - page 856
… of regulation tends to reflect the view - 12632 of regulation tends to reflect the view that the federal government should impose heavy-handed … - page 856
… outcomes. President Franklin D. Roosevelt recommended that Congress create the FCC in February 1934 Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 856 … and market forces to … - page 856
… “a single Government agency charged Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 856 … for the purposes of … - page 856
… of - 12635 with broad authority” over the field of communications.”” Congress subsequently established the FCC through the Communications Act of 1934. Congress has passed a number of additional statutes—some broad, some Chapter Federal Communications … - page 856
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