Given the size of the general public relative to the number of regulated firms,political pressures push regulators toward the public interest.

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Political pressures can often push regulators toward the interests of regulated firms due to factors like lobbying, the concentration of benefits to firms, and the dispersion of costs among the general public, making it challenging to align regulatory actions strictly with the public interest.

Given the Size of the General Public Relative to the Number