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Impact of Recent Accounting and Financial Scandals on Regulatory Bodies


Abstract
This essay has concentrated on the broad subject areas of the Impact of Recent Accounting and Financial Scandals on Regulatory Bodies and reducing regulatory burden and undue litigation—because these are the topics that innovative entrepreneurs tell us are the most important to them and what they believe will be most important to innovative entrepreneurs in the future. At the same time, however, other policies clearly will have an important impact on innovative entrepreneurship and the U.S. economy in the years ahead.
Two prominent examples are how federal policymakers deal with future budget deficits looming because of entitlement programs for the soon-to-be-retiring baby-boom generation, and whether the United States and other countries will backslide or move forward toward further trade liberalization in an environment where increasing numbers of citizens are nervous or skeptical about the......

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