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As another example, the implementation of legislation (such as laws and executive directives) is open to bureaucratic interpretation, which creates opportunities and incentives for the bureaucrat-as-agent to deviate from the intentions or preferences of the legislators. Variance in the intensity of legislative oversight also serves to increase principal–agent problems in implementing legislative preferences.  
As another example, the implementation of legislation (such as laws and executive directives) is open to bureaucratic interpretation, which creates opportunities and incentives for the bureaucrat-as-agent to deviate from the intentions or preferences of the legislators. Variance in the intensity of legislative oversight also serves to increase principal–agent problems in implementing legislative preferences.  


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[[Image:Principal agent.png|thumb|320px|center|Basic idea of Agency Theory (P: Principal, A: Agent)]]
[[Image:Principal agent.png|thumb|320px|right|Basic idea of Agency Theory (P: Principal, A: Agent)]]
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