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The public policy lessons from the collapse of Enron and other major corporations
Corporate Aftershock is a reasoned, informed response to the numerous proposals to restrict derivatives, structured financing activities, and shareholder protection principles and practices following the failure of Enron and other corporations. Readers get a cogent analysis of the public policy world after recent corporate debacles. Corporate Aftershock provides a detailed background of the markets, players, regulations, and institutional environment surrounding these failures.
Edited by Christopher L. Culp, William A. Niskanen ; CATO Institute
Disclosure in accounting,Corporations,Industrial policy