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The law cannot make a company run ethically, only legally. Many of these post-Enron compliance mechanisms only offer accounting compliance. In this case it looks like it did just that -- everyone knew they spent $x as an "expenditure" -- but they don't have to tell investors it was a bribe.
Ethical people run ethical businesses, and there will never be a law that can force people to do this.
I hope Congress realizes that Sarbox et. al. are largely failures that aren't worth the effort businesses need to put forth to ensure "compliance." - Posted by: Comnenus Posted on: 01/05/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Good people run good companies
Comnenus | 01/05/09
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unethical _and_ illegal
exolon | 01/05/09
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Dumb argument
Hemlock Stones | 01/05/09
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Case study ?
Oreamnos_americanus | 01/05/09
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The Only Reason ...
escapepod | 01/05/09
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