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Which explains how regulatory agencies compare with cabinet agencies such as the Departments of Commerce and the Treasury?

Regulatory agencies promote business and economic growth, while cabinet agencies set rules for businesses and enforce them.
Regulatory agencies set rules for businesses and enforce them, while cabinet agencies promote business and economic growth.
Regulatory agencies make recommendations for business penalties, while cabinet agencies enforce them and issue penalties.
Regulatory agencies make recommendations for business rules, while cabinet agencies enforce them and issue penalties.

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"Regulatory agencies set rules for businesses and enforce them, while cabinet agencies promote business and economic growth."

Explanation: Independent regulatory agencies (e.g., SEC, FCC) write and enforce regulations; cabinet departments like Commerce and Treasury focus on economic policy, growth, and administration rather than primarily rulemaking/enforcement.