A government regulatory agency or commission that consistently makes decisions favorable to the interests of the private sector interests that it regulates is considered

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A captured agency is a regulatory agency that has been influenced by the private sector interests that it regulates, resulting in consistently favorable decisions to those interests. This term is often associated with regulatory capture theory, which suggests that regulatory agencies may become unduly influenced by the private sector interests they regulate, leading to a "capture" of the agency's decision-making process.

A Government Regulatory Agency or Commission That Consistently Makes Decisions