Ethical Conflicts at Enron: Moral Responsibility in Corporate Capitalism Case Solution
Sherron Watkins a "Person of the Year" in Time magazine, for her part as the whistleblower in the Enron scandal, presents her personal views on what went wrong at Enron as good as what's wrong with the entire system this nation's equity market relies on to work correctly.
Did Enron's management and advisers neglect the investors and workers of the firm, but the watchdog and marketplace agencies also did not protect investor interests too. The successful operation of the capitalist system demands the exercise of economical in addition to moral and political obligation.
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PUBLICATION DATE: July 01, 2003
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