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1 FEDERAL AGENCIES poster
Consumer Education FEDERAL AGENCIES poster

2 Federal Agencies Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Product Safety Commission US Department of Agriculture Food and Drug Administration Security and Exchange Commission Social Security Administration Occupational Safety and Health Administration National Labor Relations Board National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Internal Revenue Service Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Drug Enforcement Agency Environment Protection Agency Bureau of Land Management Federal Communications Commission

3 Agency Poster – Include:
Name of agency Year established At least one picture / illustration Duties / areas of oversight or jurisdiction of the agency Current events / One recent issue or focus

4 Grading criteria Required elements Information accurate Organized/neat
Attractive/use of color/use of space

5 Federal Agencies ______ BLM
Regulates motor vehicle and highway safety. CPSC Regulates products, especially toys, and issues recalls for unsafe products. DEA Regulates safety in the workplace and offers education and training to improve safety. EEOC Regulates tax laws and collection of tax revenues. EPA Enforces the controlled substances laws and regulations. FCC Regulates the labeling of products, credit transactions, anti-trust laws, and ensures fair methods in the marketplace. FDA Promotes and regulates the quality of air, water, and land. FTC Administers and regulates retirement, disability, survivors, Medicare, and SSI benefits. IRS Regulates interstate and international communications via radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable. NHSTA The “watch dog” of the stock market. NLRB Enforces federal laws that prevent discrimination. OSHA Regulates the labeling of food, drugs, medical equipment, and cosmetics. SEC Regulates the standards for meat, poultry, canned and fruits and vegetables. Also provides nutrition for those in need and provides education. SSA Regulates and protects the federal lands and natural resources. USDA Protects the rights of workers to organize and operate as a union.

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