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Restoring Confidence in America's Companies
出版FT Press, 2003
主題Business & Economics / Business EthicsBusiness & Economics / Corporate Finance / GeneralBusiness & Economics / Investments & Securities / GeneralBusiness & Economics / Corporate & Business History
ISBN01314064429780131406445
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=n7Gbq4yrHLQC&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋Financial and corporate scandals have led to a fundamental crisis in the American corporate system: one in which investors believe they have been thoroughly betrayed by the managers, boards, accountants, and investment advisors they once trusted. The fundamental challenge is to restore confidence, but how? Tougher laws, while essential, aren't enough: they've already been passed, and investors are as disillusioned as ever. In Infectious Greed, John Nofsinger and Kenneth A. Kim begin with an insightful assessment of what really happened: how executive compensation systems have led to unethical and greedy behavior; and how monitoring systems and regulators failed. Next, they offer systematic solutions that align incentives to promote desirable actions and discourage unethical behavior. Their solutions build on what's best about capitalism, and can truly restore the investor confidence that is essential to the system's long-term success.