what are some of the government regulations affecting the toy industry?
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Type of plastic that can be used.\nSize of the removal pieces.\nLevel of lead in the paint of toys.\nLabeling for appropriate age.
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the government is the one who negotiates for tariff rates and trade deals. and basically, thats how you get a local product to another country./
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The instability of the government has an adverse impact on the marketing and industrial activity in a country.
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The public sector comprises the sub-sectors of general government (mainly central, state and local government units together with social security funds imposed and controlled by those units) as well as public corporations, ie corporations that are subject to control by government units (usually defined by the government owning the majority of shares).\n\nIn plain English the government and related agencies and organizations.
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you will find a nice selection here:\n\nwww.toysrus.com\n\nwww.mattel.com
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Only one company runs every thing that is connected to oil... (Saudi Aramco) and its owned by the gov. But has its president and is completly seprated from the gov.\n\nother industries has nothing to do with the gov. unless it effects national security or things like that...
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Enjoy\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_Packaging_and_Labeling_Act
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the requirements, policies and rules that govern government loans vary from each country. from what country are you? better check with the website of your government's trade and industry department or website for government banks.
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The small ones you can purchase in a hobby store are usually not regulated and anyone can use them.  When you get to much larger models, there are rules and regulations that you will need to follow.  Check with the FAA, they will be able to fill you in on what you can and cannot launch without authorization or certification.
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There's a really good portal called firstgov.gov.  It's got links to all the various agencies, and it also has links to the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), as well as significant regulations (like the Federal Acquisition Regulations - FAR).  \n\nIt's a very good one-stop starting point.
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the biggest problem is waste, separating it and paying to have it taken away.\nthe next is health and safety, policy / legislation.\nworkers rights, with personal protctive equipment.\nlocal government taxes with waste produced and controlled
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you need to work with a screened list\nie if your selling toys you need a list with only parents or grandparents
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if you are in the philippines, perhaps you can go to the website of department of trade and industry. that might help.  or you could make a few phone calls to them, to ask them where you can get the info.  this is usually available in print out form or in diskette upon request from the correct agency.  just find the right government agency.
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Regulations depends on where your Indoor Playground will be located.
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Mostly economic and social factors relate to theme parks.  What's the audience you're trying to attract?  How does a theme park fit into their lifestyle?\n\nPolitics only affects things in terms of zoning and taxes.\nTechnology only affects the business in that you need to be current in the rides and systems you use in designing and building a park.\n\nObviously, they all apply but economic and social factors are the biggest with a theme park.
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In economics they refer to the tax and benefit systems an employer must incur to do business and also labor and product market regulations which include minimum wages, start up costs and working conditions.
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Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (UK)