 Of course, neoliberals are skeptical of government regulation, largely because they think regulatory bodies tend to be turned from good purposes to bad ones (2007: 93). This is a consistent theme of Friedman’s (1962a [2002: 137–160]) work, especially in his criticisms of occupational licensure. And the analysis of rent-seeking is one of Buchanan’s main ideas, shared by his long-time co-author Gordon Tullock. Large bureaucracies turn too much power over to administrators, power that practically begs to be misused by special interests (Butler 1983: 209). And, of course, neoliberals all oppose Keynesian fiscal policy, especially debt-financed stimulus (Buchanan 1987: 456; Butler 1985: 186). But these concerns are consistent with embracing the welfare state.