Stock Options: This Time It's Going to Be Different - Congress prevented the Financial Accounting Standards Board from requiring the expensing of stock options back in the 1980s and 1990s, but the recent collapse of Enron and scandals at a number of companies have led to a renewed FASB effort to achieve this goal. The fact that major companies like Coca-Cola and Microsoft voluntarily have shifted ...
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2004
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Authors: | Beams, Joseph D. |
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Strategic finance : leadership strategies in accountants and financial professionals. - Montvale, NJ : Institute of Management Accountants, ISSN 0025-1690, ZDB-ID 14706659. - Vol. 86.2004, 5, p. 50-51
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