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George Stigler
An American economist and representative figure of the Chicago School of Economics, awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences in 1982 for his contributions to industrial organization and the theory of regulatory capture.
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Oct 19
The concept of regulatory capture was systematically proposed by economist George Stigler, referring to regulators being influenced or even co-opted through long-term interaction by the industry they are supposed to regulate, ultimately serving the interests of the regulated.
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