Research into genetically modified crops has led to significant productivity gains for countries such as the United States that employ these techniques. Countries such as the European Union's member nations, however, have imposed controls on the import of these products, citing concern for public health. Is the European Union's regulation of genetically modified crops social regulation or economic regulation?

The genetically modified crop regulation in Europe is a societal regulation. Consumers are protected against chemically dangerous products by social regulations imposed by European governments.

-For countries like the United States, genetically modified crops have resulted in huge production gains.

-The control of genetically modified crops by the European Union, whether it is social or economic regulation.

• The control on genetically modified crops in Europe is a societal regulation. Social regulations are in place in Europe to safeguard consumers from chemically harmful items.
• Consumers' safety and security are taken into account under social regulations. Consumers' health may suffer as a result of genetically engineered crops.
• The balance of trade and economic reasoning are considered in economic regulations. Health-related issues are not taken into account.
• As a result, the European nation's legislation on genetically modified crops is considered a social regulation.