Bases and mechanisms of regulation of cytochrome P-450

Policy Preference Formation and Subsystem Behaviour: The Case of Commercial Bank Regulation

“…For instance, it is reasonable to believe that ABA regulatory preferences should not be influenced over time by the regulatory preferences of other subsystem actors because of its position as a powerful and well-endowed interest that has substantial political resources at its disposal. 33 The regulatory preferences of each of the three federal agencies, however, should be temporally dependent with respect to the ABA since they will often find themselves responding to pressure from the latter. Furthermore, the regulatory preferences of agencies should reflect policy congruence between them since it is essential that they co-ordinate banking regulatory policy to achieve successful results.…”