Regulatory "Capture" Refers to Instances in Which

question 12

Multiple Choice

Regulatory "capture" refers to instances in which:

• A) politicians regulate the economy in reaction to market failures.
• B) politicians do not consider or serve the public interest when setting up regulations.
• C) bureaucratic agencies are controlled by the industries they directly affect.
• D) politicians increase regulations on exports so domestic products can flourish.
• E) regulations are inevitable as capitalist economies grow.

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Mean

A statistical measure representing the central or typical value in a set of data, calculated by dividing the sum of values by their number.

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