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J 201 Chapter : J201 CH4 Reading Guide

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magsstrox
30 Dec 2022
School
University of Oregon
Department
Journalism
Course
J 201
Professor
Justin Francese

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Media and democracy: explain the importance of press freedom in a democracy. Identify the freedoms granted by the first amendment: explain how the relationship between u. s. government and media involves a balance between freedom and intervention. Regulate or deregulate: explain the free-market rationale for media deregulation, explain the public-interest rationale for media regulation. The fcc"s variable role (you do not need to memorize dates or specific policies. : describe the fcc"s role, explain how regulators and regulation advocates have defined public interest. Media outlets: summarize arguments of free-market advocates. Identify three key ways communication media have changed since the first amendment was written: explain how the government uses regulation to prevent monopolies and promote the free flow of ideas. Identify what agencies regulate what types of advertising: explain the purpose of advertising regulations, explain how the government restricts but also helps the advertising industry.

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Why do producers have more interest in government regulations than consumers do? (a) Compare and contrast the public-interest and special-interest theories of economic regulation. What is the capture theory of regulation? (b) Which of these theories best describes the case of airline deregulation? Which best explains the government's case against Microsoft?

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What is the major difference between the capture theory of regulation and the public interest theory of regulation?

A. The public interest theory of regulation holds that regulators seek to benefit the general public through regulations. The capture theory of regulation holds that no matter what the intent of the regulators, those who are supposed to be regulated will end up controlling the regulatory agency.

B. The public interest theory of regulation predicts that the outcomes of the regulatory process will tend to favor the regulators instead of either business interests or the public. The capture theory of regulation proposes that industry representatives are more heavily represented at regulatory hearings because they have been captured by announcements of hearings.

C. The public interest theory of regulation predicts that the regulators will act in their own self-interest. The capture theory of regulation proposes that regulators once worked in the industry and are therefore captured by their previous employers.

D. The public interest theory of regulation holds that the interests of the regulated will be served, whereas the capture theory of regulation holds that the public interest will be served.

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Regulation of Business

  • Explain the rationale for government regulations on businessesin your own words.
  • Identify a federal or state regulation that you support oroppose.
  • Explain your support or opposition to the regulation.