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Four barons of regulation, the complex relationship between business and government, are profiled with insight toward their individual influence on their agencies. Analyzing these men as "independent social force[s]" questions the validity of personal regulatory failure versus institutional regulatory failure, and why regulation is still an active part of government today.
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Thomas Kincaid McCraw was an American business historian, teacher, editor, and author. He won a Pulitzer Prize in 1985 for his book “Prophets of Regulation.”
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