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Regulatory capture is definitely involved, yes. Except it's not the originator of the woes, it's merely an instrument. It's not the bullet that kills the victi
by Florin_Andrei 12y ago
Regulatory capture is definitely involved, yes. Except it's not the originator of the woes, it's merely an instrument.
It's not the bullet that kills the victim, it's the assassin that pulls the trigger.
- cheald 12y agoWe have empirical evidence that competition has an immediate effect on improving the marketplace. Competition is hindered because of regulatory capture. It would seem to follow that competition is the cure, and impediment of regulation bought through corruption is the disease.