On 02/03/2012 10:31, Roman W wrote:
> On Friday, March 2, 2012 9:28:58 AM UTC, MalyWesolyTroll wrote:
>
>> Chyba daleko nam do Japonii.
>
> Wlasnie Japonia ma kulture zamiatania problemow pod dywan (Fukushima, skandal
korporacyjny w Olympusie).

wytłumaczenie dlaczego tak jest:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/nathanielparishflannery/
2011/10/25/a-setting-sun-recent-scandal-at-olympus-a
-sign-of-deeper-governance-issues-at-japanese-compan
ies/print/

Overall, the 392 largest Japanese companies have an average level of
board independence of only 20%. By contrast, in the U.S. 92% percent of
the largest publicly listed companies have majority independent boards.
IN JAPAN ONLY 3% OF THE LARGEST PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANIES HAVE
MAJORITY INDEPENDENT BOARDS. Sony Corporation stands out- only two of
its 15 directors are non-independent. Other well-known companies like
Canon, Toyota, Nintendo and Suzuki have more serious board
accountability problems; not one of these companies has appointed a
single independent director to oversee operations and help protect
shareholder value.


B.