• clarify that the criminal penalties in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act require proof of malign intent and personal responsibility for some illegal act,

• repeal the Williams Act of 1968,

• approve the deduction of one-half of dividend payments from the earnings subject to the corporate income tax,

• eliminate the limit on salaries that may be deducted from the earnings subject to the corporate income tax.

• not throw stones at fiscal mismanagement in private sector corporations
• eliminate taxes which discourage dividends and encourage retained earnings.

• Federal Agencies' Accounting Would Not be Tolerated in Private Sector
• What About Government Accountability?
• Accountability for Whom?

• Enron's Wake
• Less Government Regulation and More Laissez-faire Required to Prevent Further 'Enron' Scandals
• Corporate Taxation and Who Pays
• Regulation Gave Us the Enron Scandal
• Business Reform Foundation
• Lessons from Enron
• What the Enron Scandal Means to You 
• A Silly Comparison to Enron
• Memo to Whining Enron Employees
• Which is worse: WorldCom or Congress?
• The Real Solution to Business Misconduct
• Why CEOs Deserve Their "Bloated" Salaries

Foundation for Economic Education

• Enron and the Law of the Market
• Enron and Argentina Are Examples of Market Failure? It Just Ain’t So!

The Corporation in a Libertarian Society

• The Corporate Form, Limited Liability, and the State
• Corporations, by Robert Hessen: The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics: Library of Economics and Liberty
• [PDF] The Theory of the Corporation
• Legitimizing the Corporation
• [PDF] The Corporation at Issue, Part II: A Critique of Robert Hesson
• Is the Corporation a Creature of the State? « Organizations and Markets
• Limited Liability
• In Defense of the Corporation - Mises Economics Blog