Expensing options solves nothing
By: SAHLMAN, William A
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ArticlePublisher: dec.2002Harvard Business Review 80, 12, p. 90-96Abstract: Recording stock options as an expense on companiers' income statements will neither enlighten investors nor restrain irresponsible managers and boards. Instead of seizing on a small point of accounting, investors, executives, and public officials shoud be working toward a better system of accountability
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Recording stock options as an expense on companiers' income statements will neither enlighten investors nor restrain irresponsible managers and boards. Instead of seizing on a small point of accounting, investors, executives, and public officials shoud be working toward a better system of accountability
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