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A qualified defense of revolving doors between regulators and industry


A qualified defense of revolving doors between regulators and industry

1) Revolving door means that the people advocating on behalf of the regulated have professional relationships or even personal friendships with ...

Should We Stop the 'Revolving Door'? | Chicago Booth Review

The movement of people between industry and government is a political talking point, but how big a deal is it?

Revolving door (politics) - Wikipedia

Critics assert that such a relationship between the government and private sector can lead to conflict of interest and regulatory capture, based on the granting ...

Revolving Doors and Corporate Capture of Federal Agencies

Both regulatory capture and the revolving door are problems with the way the federal government operates. They undercut the government's ability to serve ...

From Revolving Doors to Regulatory Capture? Evidence from Patent ...

Many regulatory agency employees follow brief, public-sector experience with more lucrative work at the firms they used to regulate.

Should We Regulate the Revolving Door of Regulators? - ProMarket

Is the revolving door of top regulators one of the reasons for a lack of good regulation? Based on her recent research, Elise Brezis comes ...

The ''Revolving Door'' between Regulatory Agencies and Industry

This is a matter of particular concern in the case of agencies, such as the. USDA, the FDA, and the EPA, that regulate consumer, medical, ...

THE REVOLVING DOOR - Notre Dame Law Review

revolving door, that is, regulators moving from industry to government. ... tive industry employer to hire the regulator for its legal defense and compli-.

FROM REVOLVING DOORS TO REGULATORY CAPTURE ...

If anything, our findings tend to suggest the opposite—that a norm exists in this industry. As former. Defense Secretary Robert Gates stated, “ ...

Revolving doors and the optimal tolerance for agency collusion

more problematic side, in which a regulatory agent transfers from public service to private industry. 378. Copyright O 1995, RAND. Page 2. CHE / 379 potential ...

The Federal Revolving Door – Can it Ever be Closed?

The public has often looked upon the government's revolving door, a metaphor for how often elected officials and regulators transition between ...

Exploring the Revolving Doors Phenomenon as a Form of State ...

The 'revolving doors' phenomenon is the name given to the movement of individuals from public office to private companies and vice versa.

FDA'S REVOLVING DOOR: RECKONING AND REFORM

... regulators may attempt to signal their qualifications to industry employers through aggressive regulation. ... from regulators' post ...

AGAINST BEING AGAINST THE REVOLVING DOOR

The revolving door between jobs in the public and private sector supposedly incentivizes government regulators to regulate on behalf.

Closing the Revolving Door - The American Finance Association

ex-regulators from agency a will accept a job in industry j. To ... revolving door between. Congress and the lobbying industry. On the ...

The New Revolving Door - Scholarship@Vanderbilt Law

665, 681. (1979) (concluding that "the appointment of a former employee of a regulated industry to a regulatory agency does increase the ...

NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES FROM REVOLVING DOORS TO ...

Many regulatory agency employees are hired by the firms they regulate, creating a "revolving door" between the public and private sectors. We study these ...

Corruption and the Revolving Door: Recent Discussions and Further ...

So-called "revolving doors" between ... Rather than going in with a saw, regulators with experience in the industry can use a knife.

10.3: Revolving Doors and Corporate Capture of Federal Agencies

Rules against the revolving door are fairly weak. There is a one-year “cooling off” period for senior officials from lobbying officials in their ...

Revolving Door for Financial Regulators | Review of Finance

This revolving door of employment may facilitate transfers of knowledge and expertise between regulators and firms. However, one may wonder whether firms ...