Commentary on Rewarding Whistleblowers: The Costs and Benefits of an Incentive-Based Compliance Strategy
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Description
This volume looks at globalization and rapid technological change and investment spending, particularly in the areas of technology and human capital accumulation, as the key determinant of business success and national economies. The book suggests that the role of corporate governance and the strategies of business organizations is paramount as major elements that affect investment decisions. For example, the economic difficulties experienced by many well-known global corporations in the 1980s and 1990s underscore the importance of corporate decision-making in managing the challenges of change effectively. The issue of corporate governance is addressed in this volume from both an economic and a legal perspective, examining the elements of the modalities of decision-making, the role of incentives, institutions and their relationship to the corporate governance process and their impact on Canada's economic performance.
Source Publication
Corporate Decision Making in Canada
Source Editors/Authors
Ronald Daniels, Randall Morck
Publication Date
1995
Recommended Citation
Arlen, Jennifer H., "Commentary on Rewarding Whistleblowers: The Costs and Benefits of an Incentive-Based Compliance Strategy" (1995). Faculty Chapters. 215.
https://gretchen.law.nyu.edu/fac-chapt/215
