The Enron scandal
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What are your impressions of the Enron scandal? Use the following questions for discussion prompts:
Does the government expect too much from company executives?
What are the ethical consideration of the case and verdict?
Was justice served?
for defendants
for stakeholders (victims)
for society
Discuss the legal changes and accountability changes as a result of recent white collar crime cases.
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I do believe that the government expects to much from company executives, and gives them too much freedom and unsupervised power to make financial decisions that can affect a large number of individuals. Although there are federal regulations against unsavory and illegal acts by executives, the Enron scandal has helped to enlighten the public on how loosely monitored these executives actually are.
Ethically, the Enron case and verdict helped to send the message that top executives can and will ...
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