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Incentives versus Prophylactics
Ken lehn offers a paper, Reforming Regulation of Corporate Governance, “Congress should repeal those parts of Sarbanes-Oxley that micromanage corporate governance procedures and focus on policy variables that affect the expected costs and benefits of accounting fraud.” Makes sense to me.
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