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Regulatory Politics and American Medicine

Regulation, as a function of government that reduces or expands decision alternatives in the private sector, has not commanded much serious attention by students of American political institutions. Although the public regulatory agency represents a unique blend of governmental functions distinguished from other political institutions, the social science literature on the subject is scant with but limited contribution