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Economic Interest Theory Economic interest group theory suggests and reflect that in the industry there are few clusters made in order to serve specific economic interest of that group. These are numerous groups and they are in the state of conflict with one another. These groups vestibule government in terms of making the regulation rendering to their interest. Therefore, the economic groups mainly does not have public interest in their planned agenda. Conversely, on the other side policy makers are also encouraged by own interest, they are least worried about the public interest. The regulators plan and policy is to preserve and maintain their current position which will directly help to get reelected. From this time they have to gratify these financial groups since they are the individuals who govern and control the economy as a whole. The economic groups will devour robust power and the assemblies who are lacking in power will be unable to lobby government. From the perspective of regulation in an economic interest group theory, any probable regulation which need to be familiarized might not lead to responsibility of organizations in regards to their social and environmental enactment and this is because legislations will be placed in protecting economic groups’ interest in apprehension as a result of urging with the government. FASB (2009) claims that FASB anticipates to disseminate standards only when the estimated assistances surpass the alleged costs, while consistent quantifiable cost-advantages calculations as rarely possible. It can stated that cost benefit scrutiny is pragmatic to controlling improvements in terms of finding net economic significance of an innovative and novel regulation. It procedures are effectively considered as costs and benefits of the regulation into financial standings. However, the process of cost and benefits inquiry is practiced and completed in various manners such as it reflect all further things persistent in terms of system, economy and domain and scrutinize whether the projected regulation is virtuous or appropriate. Moreover by identifying all specific suggested costs and benefits of the planned regulation, it can be measured in money term as well. Adversely, the specific regulations which do not get the constructive net reimbursements from cost-benefit investigation should be deliberated for assessment earlier when implementing and the process must be repeated till it gets positive net benefits.

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