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Title Corporate corruption / Susan Hunnicutt, book editor
Pub/Date Detroit : Greenhaven Press/Thomson Gale, c2007
Descript 109 p. ; 24 cm
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Bibliog. Includes bibliographical references (p. 99-104) and index
Contents The Enron Trial Exposes a Dark Chapter in American Business History -- The Confidence of the Business Community is a Victim of Enron's -- The Enron Scandal is the Result of a Corrupt Capitalist System -- Harsh Punishment Will Deter Some Corporate Criminals -- Media Portrayals of Corrupt Executives are Unfair -- The Requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act are Burdensome for Business -- Shareholder Protections of Sarbanes-Oxley Should be Strengthened -- Sarbanes-Oxley Does Not Provide Enough Protection for Corporate Whistleblowers -- Legislation is not an Effective Way to Build Trust in Business -- Business Schools Must Integrate Ethics into Their Curricula -- Top Executives Deserve to Be Well-Compensated -- High CEO Pay is Unfair to Workers -- High CEO Pay is Unfair to Shareholders -- Corporate Greed is a Spiritual Problem -- Back-Dating of Stock Options Undermines Trust in Business.
ISBN 9780737735611 (hardcover)
0737735619 (hardcover)
9780737735628 (pbk.)
0737735627 (pbk.)
Series At issue. Crime
At issue (San Diego, Calif.). Crime
Subject Business ethics
Corporations -- Corrupt practices
Corporate governance
Alt Author Hunnicutt, Susan
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Descript 109 p. ; 24 cm
Bibliog. Includes bibliographical references (p. 99-104) and index
Contents The Enron Trial Exposes a Dark Chapter in American Business History -- The Confidence of the Business Community is a Victim of Enron's -- The Enron Scandal is the Result of a Corrupt Capitalist System -- Harsh Punishment Will Deter Some Corporate Criminals -- Media Portrayals of Corrupt Executives are Unfair -- The Requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act are Burdensome for Business -- Shareholder Protections of Sarbanes-Oxley Should be Strengthened -- Sarbanes-Oxley Does Not Provide Enough Protection for Corporate Whistleblowers -- Legislation is not an Effective Way to Build Trust in Business -- Business Schools Must Integrate Ethics into Their Curricula -- Top Executives Deserve to Be Well-Compensated -- High CEO Pay is Unfair to Workers -- High CEO Pay is Unfair to Shareholders -- Corporate Greed is a Spiritual Problem -- Back-Dating of Stock Options Undermines Trust in Business.
ISBN 9780737735611 (hardcover)
0737735619 (hardcover)
9780737735628 (pbk.)
0737735627 (pbk.)
Series At issue. Crime
At issue (San Diego, Calif.). Crime
Subject Business ethics
Corporations -- Corrupt practices
Corporate governance
Alt Author Hunnicutt, Susan

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