Department of Commerce (USA)

Related Roles

Secretary of Commerce| Deputy Secretary of Commerce| Under Secretary of Commerce for International Affairs| Under Secretary of Commerce for Minority Business Development| Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs

Department of Commerce DepartmentOfCommerce.svg Icon of the United States Department of Commerce Head: Secretary of Commerce Ranks: *Deputy Secretary of Commerce Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs Under Secretary of Commerce for International Affairs Under Secretary of Commerce for Minority Business Development Headquarters: Hervert C. Hoover Building

Secretary of Commerce DepartmentOfCommerce.svg Icon of the Secretary of Commerce Released: v3.3 Department: Commerce Requirements: *Select the role in the Role Selection menu Be promoted to the rank while in the department if the incumbent leaves and if you have been in the server the most amount of time Powers: *Pass laws everyday regarding economic growth and opportunity. Fire one employee each term. Reports To: President Duties: *Pass laws everyday regarding economic growth and opportunity. Chair meetings with department staff Attend cabinet meetings held every day with the President Salary: 80$/day

The United States Department of Commerce (DOC) is an American executive department tasked with promoting the conditions for economic growth and opportunity. It is led by the Secretary of Commerce (SECCOM).

Functions

The United States Department of Commerce is responsible for gathering economic and demographic data for business and government decision making and helping to set industrial standards.The United States Department of Commerce is also tasked with promoting job and economic growth, encouraging economic development and blocking harmful trade practices of other nations.

Positions and Responsabilities

Secretary of Commerce.

The Secretary of Commerce, known as the SECCOM, is responsible promoting of National and foreign commerce, national economic growth, job creation, improved living conditions, technological competitiveness and sustainable development, while also upholding the agenda of the President.

Deputy Secretary of Commerce

The Deputy Secretary of Commerce, known as the DEPSECCOM, is responsible for assisting the Secretary in their duties, while managing any concerns that may interfere in the Department's agenda. When not managing the agenda, they generally ensure that the Secretary is fully informed on the status of the department and consult with them in-regards to any future changes that may be needed for a progression in the department. The Deputy Secretary responds to the Secretary of Commerce.

Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs

The Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs, known as the USECCOM (EA), is responsible for providing timely economic analysis and disseminating national economic indicators. It serves as the administrator of the department's premier statistical programs. The Under Secretary reports to the Deputy Secretary of Commerce.

Under Secretary of Commerce for International Affairs

The Under Secretary of Commerce for International Affairs, known as the USECCOM (IA), is responsible for helping to formulate Treasury's international economic policies regarding the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, exchange rate issues, climate policies and international financial regulation. The Under Secretary reports to the Deputy Secretary of Commerce.

Under Secretary of Commerce for Minority Business Development

The Under Secretary of Commerce for Minority Business Development, known as the USECCOM (MB), is responsible for administering the MBDA which is a federal agency that helps minority-owned businesses overcome economic and social challenges.