Regulatory capture¶
Stigler, G. J. (1971). Regulatory capture.
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Mechanisms¶
- Entry-Barrier Sunset and Review
- Its failure mode is capture of the review itself: incumbents dominate the re-justification and every barrier is rubber-stamped renewed, so the sunset becomes theatre — auto-renewal wearing a review's clothes.
This sourceA sunset review is itself capturable, which is why its independence and its burden-flip are load-bearing rather than cosmetic.
- Its failure mode is capture of the review itself: incumbents dominate the re-justification and every barrier is rubber-stamped renewed, so the sunset becomes theatre — auto-renewal wearing a review's clothes.
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