This edition: William Thompson, New York City Comptroller
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Original tape date: February 24, 2005.Since the fall of Enron and other corporate titans, regulators have struggled to prove that they're capable of keeping corporate America honest. Under new leadership, the SEC has been reinvigorated, and Congress has passed legislation aimed at limiting corporate malfeasance. Now, however, some business groups are complaining that these reforms are excessive. Has the pendulum swung too far? William C. Thompson, the NYC Comptroller weighs in on corporate regulation.
Guest List
Prof. Sarah Bartlett Professor, CUNY Graduate School of Journalism
William C. Thompson, Jr. NYC Comptroller
