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The Idea That Government Regulations Often End Up by Serving

Question 124

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The idea that government regulations often end up by serving the regulated firms is called:

A) public choice theory.
B) public interest theory.
C) the capture theory of regulation.
D) the rational ignorance theory of regulation.

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