What is the primary role of federal agencies in public policy

a. they propose new policies to the public
b. they formulate regulations that make policies more specific and concrete
c. they determine whether newly adopted policies are legal
d. they write laws for the legislature to debate

The correct answer is:

B. They formulate regulations that make policies more specific and concrete.

Explanation:

Federal agencies are organizations created to divide government labor of specific issues; to regulate industries, or national security issues, etc. Federal agencies are part of the executive branch, they are usually selected by Presidential order.

The role of federal agencies in public policy consists in creating regulations that make policies more specific and concrete. Federal agencies are composed by experts in the field the agency is supervising.

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