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accounting malfeasance, but "there has not even been a reprimand'' in Canada.
Why the apparent laxity on this side of the border?
"It's the Canadian people,'' said Rosen, head of Rosen & Associates
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four years now, newspapers have been full of stories about corporate malfeasance, about wildly overpaid executives, about a succession of specific scandals, such as that at Enron, which has just
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that his past malfeasances are spelled out in the franchise agreement so no one can say he didn't know what he was getting into.
He'll soon change the name of his company from Fog Cutter to Fatburger
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Malfeasance
No protection from monopoly
Opportunism: contract creates powers which are used to strip investor value during relationship
Risk much higher for franchisee than
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to fail,Franchisor corporations designed to keep franchisee fees but shirk liabilities, Franchisor defaulting on their debt, Franchisor insolvency, intentional, Landlord betrayal Landlord extorted through insolvency, Legal fees unpaid, Malfeasance, United States, 20090407 Wiederhorns fatburger
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and otherwise corrupting city officials.
The process of reducing or eliminating inefficiency and malfeasance, whether in government or business, most often starts with imposing accountability
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tamp the grass back down and re-establish our pastoral innocence with bland assurances that the grubby malfeasants are mere outliers and one-offs who will be punished? Is it because our schooling has
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suffer as a result of the malfeasance of a few at the top of the pyramid.
However, there are approximately 35,000 other public companies traded on U.S. stock markets. Most of these are led by people
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institutions and consultants.
4. Fraud requires a tolerant environment.
5. Malfeasance is minimized with a free flow of information regarding material investment risks. The Canadian franchise industry
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that systems are in place to prevent malfeasance."
So far, though, those fraud statistics don't seem to be improving. In Prof. Hare's view, the prognosis is grim.
"I think things are going to get worse
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