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Please read and discuss the Pizzo, Fricker, Muolo, Inside Job: The Looting of America’s Savings and Loans, pp. 41-82, Justice Department Sets Sights on Wall Street Executives, and Justice Department Memo on Corporate Wrongdoing (articles located in "Files" section of Canvas).
Compare and contrast the articles (similarities and differences) and please give your opinions and reactions. What are some points that struck you?
If you quote from an article, please use page numbers so that your classmates can refer to your points.
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Comparing and Contrasting the Articles
The three articles have critical similarities and differences. The point that struck me was
how the articles deal with corporate fraud and the mismanagement of various financial
companies by top executives. It is this fraud that led to critical losses and legal issues for various
financial companies. From the three articles, it is apparent that there exist critical accountability
issues. In Pizzo, Fricker, and Muolo’s article’s chapter 4 and 5, the authors highlight how a
savings and loan company (Centennial) grew over a short time and attracted numerous people
(42). While the average people celebrate its growth, economic experts view the abrupt growth of
the firm wi...
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