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Why does government regulation of the transportation industry create high numbers of jobs? (Select all that apply.)
Regulation of the transportation industry actually takes away more jobs than it creates.
Because all commercial levels of transportation are subject to licensing, and certification requirements create jobs.
Government regulators are responsible for the health and safety of passengers, and growing concerns about security and terrorism are creating new jobs.
Many transportation carriers are private businesses which means that regulators must inspect and verify their compliance.
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