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ably involves one set of legal rights (regulation) being given a privileged position. The central problem is whose interests are to be promoted by regulation and how (insofar as interests conflict, some regulation receiving perhaps universal approval). Regulation functions to promote interests, in p

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ns, thereby giving effect to the perceptions and preferences of the analyst. The policy recommendations derivable from economic models are by no means conclusive. Conventional models and other lines of reasoning are subject to ideological misuse or abuse. More important, the real world is a process

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