Respondents thought the causes included corporate culture driven by compensation and bonuses (23%), corporate corruption (25%) and conflicts of interest (11%).
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James Morris praised the film, which tells of corporate corruption in Kenya, as important for highlighting some of the difficulties faced in Africa.
It dwells on the familiar problem of the corporate corruption of politics and regulatory agencies that weakens public oversight of privately owned firms charged with delivering public goods.
"This is almost a culture of corporate corruption, " he said.
Martin Yokosawa, portfolio manager at the Oberweis Report, believes that investing in small cap stocks is a good way to reduce the risk of investment losses due to corporate corruption.
These criticisms are likely to have special punch this summer when at least four major corporate corruption trials, including one concerning Enron, will likely put the issue on the front burner.
Bush will make the case that efforts to expose and prosecute corporate corruption are critical to restoring confidence and, as part of that focus, will propose new criminal penalties including possible jail time for CEOs convicted of deliberately making misleading financial statements.
Bush said Democrats were recycling the allegation as part of "old time politics" in an effort to make political gain of the growing debate over corporate corruption and what the federal government should do in the wake of the Enron and WorldCom accounting scandals.
Many countries suffer from political turmoil, poor corporate-governance standards and corruption.
He also advised U.S. companies doing business abroad in Latin America and Europe on corporate compliance, anti-corruption, and the risks associated with foreign investment and multinational business transactions.
She has investigated the collapse of Enron, WorldCom and numerous other corporate scams and has reported on corruption from the point of view of the investor.
Similarly, Rupert Murdoch appears here as a diabolical figure, whose very corporate ethos created a deep culture of corruption, and inextricably led to the criminal actions of some members of the company.
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Noa was appointed chief compliance officer of Siemens on January 1, after allegations of bribery and corruption became a full-on corporate scandal in 2006.
International companies in all business spheres are scored by TI from 0-10 based on their disclosure of information important for investors and the general public, where they pay their taxes, their corporate structures and what they are doing to prevent corruption.
But Mr Medvedev is unlikely to stop the hostage-taking, corporate raids by state agencies, rent-seeking and corruption that have become part of a system.
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