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- Title
ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF THE HUMAN FACTOR TO MINIMIZE CORPORATE ACCOUNTING SCANDALS.
- Authors
Nott, Connie; Adjibolosoo, Senyo
- Abstract
In recent years within the global community, corporate corruption has been the order of the day. Many business organizations have been forced into receiverships, mergers, or bankruptcy by crooked business dealings, accounting malpractices, and deceptive auditing services. The common practice is to seek legal solutions to the problems of the corporate world. It is expected that these new regulations will significantly reduce accounting scandals and business bankruptcies. Using evidence from recent history we argue that the premise on which government leaders and their representatives base their policies is faulty and too weak to be a long-term solution to the problem of corporate corruption.
- Subjects
CORPORATE corruption; BUSINESS ethics; RECEIVERS (Commercial law); BANKRUPTCY; ACCOUNTING fraud; GOVERNMENT policy
- Publication
Review of Human Factor Studies, 2005, Vol 11, Issue 1, p53
- ISSN
1023-3474
- Publication type
Article