Special Interest Groups: Special interest groups are organizations formed to advocate for specific issues or interests. In some cases, these groups may attempt to exert influence over regulatory agencies through lobbying or campaign contributions.
Rent-Seeking: Rent-seeking refers to actions taken by individuals or groups in order to obtain economic benefits from others without creating any corresponding value themselves. It can involve efforts to influence regulations in their favor.
Deregulation: Deregulation refers to the process of reducing or eliminating government regulations on certain industries with the goal of promoting competition and increasing market efficiency. However, deregulation can also lead to concerns about regulatory capture if it allows industry influence without appropriate oversight.