It has become increasingly common for those who leave positions with the federal government to become lobbyists or consultants for the private-interest groups they helped to regulate. This is called

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The "revolving door" syndrome refers to the movement of individuals between positions in government and jobs in the private sector, particularly as lobbyists or consultants, which can lead to conflicts of interest.

It Has Become Increasingly Common for Those Who Leave Positions