Which role does the legislative branch play in making public policy?
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a. enforcing a new education policy by adopting new textbooks
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b. determining the meaning of an existing transportation law
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c. passing a new law about endangered species
d. deciding that a new tax policy is legal

The answer is D

Explanation:

The legislative branch is in charge of regulating and enacting public policy. This essentially means that any aspects which concerns taxation, educational reforms, or law enforcement is regulated by the legislative branch. In the options above, the most appropriate example of what the legislative branch does is answer D, because deciding if tax policy is legal is a matter of public policy.

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