02.25.12
Both the Right and the Left are Confused about Governance
UCLA Professor Stephen Bainbridge, in his new book, Corporate Governance After the Financial Crisis, attempts to trace an historical lineage of what he calls “quack corporate governance,” through a series of regulatory responses to business scandals and market crises, especially since the Enron scandal in 2001. Indeed, much of the regulation which has been adopted (and more which has been proposed) may justly be characterized as burdensome over-reactions by Congress and foreign legislatures, Read more [...]Permalink Comments off