Conclusion: Enshrined on a Pedestal

Conclusion A Focus on Evidence and Prevention

Capture varies in both degree and kind, across regulations and agencies. This simple statement is as important as it is obvious, ultimately setting the stage for a new focus on the prevention of regulatory capture. In tackling this variation head on, the study of capture is turning a corner. An early focus on models of regulatory decision making is increasingly giving way to fine-grained empiri...

A conclusion based on an unwise premise.

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Conclusion

Within half a century hospitals for children had become established features of the British medical landscape. By 1900, the formerly entrenched notion that sick children would not prosper away from home had given way to the other extreme. Now, it would seem, children required to be isolated in institutions entirely dedicated to their care. As Roger Cooter has indicated, there was a 'gradual dis...

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