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Reputation and Power: Organizational Image and Pharmaceutical Regulation at the FDA
History
Carpenter's institutional history shows how the FDA deliberately cultivated a reputation for vigilance as a political resource, making it progressively harder to approve drugs regardless of benefit-risk calculus. Balaji credits it with teaching him how regulatory capture works at the bureaucratic level — directly informing his pro-biotech, pro-longevity reform arguments.
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Balaji credits it with teaching him how regulatory capture works at the bureaucratic level, directly informing his arguments for pro-biotech and longevity-science reform.
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Regulation case study of how a single agency accumulated and wielded power over an entire industry.
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2 SOURCEs- balajianthology.com · Balajis Recommended Reading reading list
- Balaji's Network School Curriculum reading list
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