This book would be a great read for individuals interested in understanding how government regulations are made, particularly for policymakers. The author conducts a systematic evaluation of regulatory bodies like the FDA and FTC, analyzing their decision-making processes. The book provides suggestions for improvement, making it useful for individuals who are looking for ways to improve regulation-making processes. The book's unique and distinctive feature is that it presents an unbiased and fact-based analysis of the core regulatory agencies to give a better understanding of the regulatory framework.

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Systematic evaluations of the nation's principal regulatory agencies--including the Food and Drug Administration and the Federal Trade Commission--analyze the efficiency of their decision-making processes and include suggestions for improvement

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