At the Heart of the Enron and Worldcom Scandals Was

question 21

Multiple Choice

At the heart of the Enron and Worldcom scandals was

• A)a fraud by businessmen purporting to be more qualified than they actually were.
• B)a fraud by directors and senior managers involving accounts with overstated profits.
• C)a series of increasingly daring financial raids that was ultimately bound to fail.
• D)bribery and corruption of government officials.

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Remuneration Levels

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Employer Contributions

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Enterprise Bargaining Agreement

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Relevant Employee Union

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