Demystifying the concept of state or regulatory capture from a theoretical public economics perspective
September 2018 - Vol 12 Num. 7
State capture is one form of corruption that has received very little research interest over the years. This could be attributed to the fact that many societies particularly in the developing world seem to have institutionalized it. State capture is a manifestation of government failure which involves the manipulation of...
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