Ethics-Governance: Article: Where are honest business leaders?

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Where are honest business leaders? Where are honest business leaders when this country needs them? By Rob Elder Can Americans really count on the ethics of the nation's business leaders to protect the average investor? President Bush says we can. His "corporate responsibility" speech included some proposals to strengthen government's ability to prosecute wrongdoers, and to stiffen the punishment of those convicted. But in terms of government policing, Bush would do less than Democrats in Congress are proposing; most of what he asked for was already sure to be approved, with or without him. In true Republican form, he looked to the private sector -- and individual leaders -- to do what needs to be done. Full Article: http://www.scu.edu/ethics/publications/ethicalperspectives/restoringtrust.html


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