Market Regulation
The construction of the market supervision system in the United States began in the late 19th century. The role of the regulators has been accompanied by the continuous improvement of the economic operation and social development of the United States, and has adversely affected economic and social development through market mechanisms. In the United States, market regulation has penetrated every corner of the economy. And the continuous improvement of market order supervision is an important factor that promotes the development of the US market economy.



New York

Well-known Universities:New York University, Rutgers University, City University of New York, Columbia University

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● Bank of America:the second largest commercial bank in the United State
● U.S. Federal Trade Commission:a federal agency that ensure state market behaviors to be competitive

Washington

Well-known Universities:Georgetown University, George Washington University

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● Federal Trade Commission:a federal agency that enforces a variety of antitrust and consumer protection laws
● U.S. Food and Drug Administration:the federal government food safety administrative agency
● National Retail Federation:the largest retail industry association in the world

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