Buying time¶
Hall, R. L., & Wayman, F. W. (1990). Buying time: Moneyed interests and the mobilization of bias in congressional committees. American Political Science Review, 84(3), 797-820.
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- Regulatory Capture
- It compresses a diverse set of influence mechanisms—lobbying, staffing, information asymmetry, resource dependency, expertise capture, funding dependence—into a single diagnostic, an aggregative move Hall and Wayman (1990) anticipated in their analysis of how moneyed interests mobilize bias in congressional committees.
This sourceDemonstrates how diverse influence mechanisms—campaign contributions, lobbying access, expertise dependence—aggregate into a single diagnostic of institutional bias mobilization.
- It compresses a diverse set of influence mechanisms—lobbying, staffing, information asymmetry, resource dependency, expertise capture, funding dependence—into a single diagnostic, an aggregative move Hall and Wayman (1990) anticipated in their analysis of how moneyed interests mobilize bias in congressional committees.
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