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How has that approach been working out? It's become common for CEOs to massively cut corners in pursuit of profits and then fail up or retire in comfort unless. Occasionally one goes to prison for fraud if they've directly lied to stockholders, but 'looking the other way' and hiding behind bland assurances generally pays great. We have one political party that reliable decries any sort of regulatory action as interference with the free market or outright communism; the American system is infested with bad faith actors.