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The "capture" in the capture hypothesis occurs because

The "capture" in the capture hypothesis occurs because

• society doesn't care for regulatory agencies.

• regulators always know what is in society's best interest.

• regulators usually have been or will be associated with the industries they regulate.

• regulators try to promote everyone's best interest.

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