Regulation passed globally in response to corporate governance issues in the past century include I. Sarbanes-Oxley...
Regulation passed globally in response to corporate governance
issues in the past century include
I. Sarbanes-Oxley Act
II. Dodd-Frank Act
III. Pisgah Regulation
IV. Repeal Act of 2000s
V. Tom & Jerry Act of 1990
A)I, III, IV
B)I, II, III
C)I,II, IV
D)All of the options
E)I & II
Homework Answers
E.I and II.
Sarbanes oxley Act and Dodd Frank act were passed in response to corporate governance issues.
Pisgah regulation is related to environment protection.
Repeal Act of 2000s and Tom and Jerry Act of 1990 do not exist.
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