Liberate, Don’t Stimulate, the Economy – Ayn Rand Institute

www.aynrand.org Dr. Yaron Brook of the Ayn Rand Institute explains that the only way government can help the economy is to liberate us from “environmentalist restrictions on oil drilling and energy production”, Sarbanes-Oxley, the “semi-socialization of the health-care market”, the Federal Reserve, and “other forms of government spending”, not “stimulus packages”. Print version available at http

Newt with Greta on fixing the economy without a bailout

Newt Gingrich on Greta’s “On The Record” describing how the “mark to market” accounting rule is negatively affecting business. In addition to suggesting Secretary Paulson be removed, Newt Gingrich advises that the Sarbanes-Oxley Act be repealed.

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Last year, President Obama pushed through a massive $862 billion jobs bill emphasizing “shovel-ready” projects. Yet the 2009 stimulus did little to promote new private investment; unsurprisingly, it failed to create jobs.

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Accounting and the Global Economy After Sarbanes-Oxley

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This book is essential for students and practitioners in accounting, international business, finance, and economics. In a straightforward and readable style, it focuses on the changing accounting and auditing standards in national and global economies in the post-Enron/Arthur Andersen era. The authors clarify the reasons behind and consequences of the accounting profession’s failure in auditing and self-regulation, as most firms placed consulting profits ahead of public audit duties. They show how Sarbanes-Oxley solutions, while not perfect, are major contributors to the profession’s redemption, and have enabled it to rise to new heights of service and revenue. The book offers a detailed examination of accounting practitioners’ past challenges and future prospects. It provides a realistic analysis of specific issues facing accounting and auditing firms today, including the growing problem of independence; the need for one set of international accounting standards and one set of auditing standards; adjustments facing the global financial system; and the impact of the Internet and communication systems on accounting firms.

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