“…113 Salter argues that firms are institutionally corrupt insofar as they engage in what he calls "the rule-making game"-the activity of influencing legislation in ways that undermine the law's suitability for achieving legitimate state objectives. 114 For example, Salter reports that the financial industry successfully lobbied for a variety of technical exemptions to the so-called Volcker rule, a provision in the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank Act) of 2010, which was intended to prohibit proprietary trading by FDIC-insured banks. 115 Such gaming, Salter writes, "inflicts a social injury when it subverts legislative intent and weakens the social contract between the capitalist system and the citizenry."…”