Nobel Prize laureate George Stigler observed that government interventions were often designed to help producers rather than consumers.

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George Stigler, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, is known for his work on the economics of regulation and the concept that many government interventions are designed more to benefit producers (through mechanisms like regulatory capture) than to protect or help consumers.

Nobel Prize Laureate George Stigler Observed That Government Interventions Were