Albro Martin (1971)argues that the Interstate Commerce Commission (1887-1995)was captured by its customers,not the railroad industrialists.Other researchers like Gabriel Kolko (1965)highlight the involvement of railroad industrialists in capturing this government agency to serve a cartel role,too.

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Albro Martin indeed argued that the Interstate Commerce Commission was captured by its customers rather than the railroad industrialists, presenting a different perspective from Gabriel Kolko, who highlighted the involvement of railroad industrialists in capturing the agency to serve their interests.

Albro Martin (1971)argues That the Interstate Commerce Commission (1887-1995)was Captured