The Sarbanes Oxley Debacle: What We'Ve Learned; How To Fix It (Aei Liability Studies),Used

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The SarbanesOxley Act of 2002 (SOX) is a colossal failure, poorly conceived and hastily enacted during a regulatory panic. Evidence suggests that the market has estimated that SOX will impose huge indirect costs on top of substantial direct costs. A largely overlooked concern is the act's potential to turn into a litigation time bomb: the first major market correction will likely become a feast for trial lawyers. SOX's defenders assert that the business world is better off now than before SOX, but the relevant question is whether it is better because of SOX. Existing institutions could have responded to any problems without a vast onesizefitsall regulation from the federal government.SOX should be repealed, but failing that, there is some hope that a recent lawsuit could provide the leverage to enact at least some major changes. The economic costs of SOX could be greatly reduced by prohibiting private lawsuits based on SOX, exempting all but the largest domestic corporations and duallisted securities of foreign corporations, and clarifying and reducing the requirements of SOX's controversial internal controls disclosure requirement. The postSOX era offers opportunities to assess soberly what we have learned about policymaking from the SOX fiasco. There is much to be said for careful regulation that recognizes legislators' inherent limitations in reforming corporate governance. The SarbanesOxley Debacle seeks to salvage some lessons from the ruins of SOX.The AEI Liability Studies examine aspects of the U.S. civil liability system central to the political debates over liability reform. The goal of the series is to contribute new empirical evidence and promising reform ideas that are commensurate to the seriousness of America's liability problems.

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