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II.RESEARCH A.CompliancewithFDARegulationsforNonregulated
CosmeticIndustryResearch B.TheAnimalWelfareAct c.TheEconomicRecoveryTaxActof1981
III.THEWORKPLACE A.EqualEmploymentOpportunity B.TheOccupationalSafetyandHealthAct
IV.THEENVIRONMENT A.TheCleanAirAct B.TheCleanWaterAct c.TheSolidWasteDisposalAct D.TheComprehensiveEnvironmentalResponse,
Compensation,andLiabilityAct E.TheNoiseControlAct
v.COSMETICINGREDIENTSANDPRODUCTFORMULATION A.TheEndangeredSpeciesAct B.TheFederalAlcoholAdministrationAct c.TheFederalCausticPoisonAct D.ThePoisonPreventionPackagingAct E.TheFlammableFabricsAct F.TheHazardousMaterialsTransportationAct
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VI.ADVERTISINGANDPROMOTION A.ThePostalFraudAct B.TheTariffAct C.TheFairPackagingandLabelingAct D.Patent,Trademark,andCopyrightLaw E.TheLanhamAct
VII.LAWSFROMWHICHCOSMETICSAREEXEMPT
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127 A.TheConsumerProductSafetyAct127 B.TheFederalHazardousSubstancesAct127 C.TheFederalInsecticide,Fungicide,andRodenticide
Act128 D.TheToxicSubstancesControlAct128
VIII.CONCLUSION
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VirtuallyeveryaspectofAmericanbusinessisregulatedbyoneor morefederalagenciesunderavarietyofregulatorystatutesenacted byCongressduringthelast80years.Someofthesestatutesarerelativelyoldandfamiliar,suchastheantitrustlaws.Othersare quitenewandbewilderinglyunfamiliar,suchastherecentenvironmentallaws.
