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The Most Dangerous Profession, Rebecca Roiphe
The Most Dangerous Profession, Rebecca Roiphe
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This article chronicles the history of the accounting profession and explains how it has consistently failed to preserve transparency in the markets and protect the public good. I argue that the culture of the profession is due in part to the failure of earlier administrative agencies to retain private auditors for public functions such as ratemaking. Drawing on this insight, I suggest that the culture of professions in general is shaped by the work that professionals do and functions that the profession has historically served.
Afterword: How Can We Save The Safety Net?, Frank W. Munger
Afterword: How Can We Save The Safety Net?, Frank W. Munger
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The New Deal ‘Constitutional Revolution’ As An Historical Problem, Edward A. Purcell Jr.
The New Deal ‘Constitutional Revolution’ As An Historical Problem, Edward A. Purcell Jr.
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Fooling All Of The People Some Of The Time: 1990s Welfare Reform And The Exploitation Of American Values, Kathleen Kost, Frank W. Munger
Fooling All Of The People Some Of The Time: 1990s Welfare Reform And The Exploitation Of American Values, Kathleen Kost, Frank W. Munger
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Three Visions Of Managed Competition, 1920-1950, Rudolph J.R. Peritz
Three Visions Of Managed Competition, 1920-1950, Rudolph J.R. Peritz
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