Disorganized Crimes

Why Corporate Governance and Government Intervention Failed, and What We Can Do About It

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‘It is not often in the history of economic thought that a book emerges which is a cross between a Dostoyevskeite analysis of crime and punishment and a well-reasoned assault on established doctrine. Bernard Munk has accomplished that feat with this monograph on corporate mis-governance. He is dismayed that the real world of the corporate boardroom seems to operate often in sinister fashion inconsistent with the benign working of the invisible hands – and worse still, the capital markets fail miserably on occasion to exert any discipline.’
— Brendan Brown, Economist and author of The Global Curse of the Federal Reserve

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