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Simplifying Accounting Shyam Sunder, Yale University Symposium on Principles v. Rules in Financial Regulation Cambridge University, April 10-12, 2008

Sunder, Good Governance Outline Corporate governance is frequently interpreted narrowly to mean the organization, processes and duties of the board of directors We take a broader perspective of governance and discuss: : Organizations: alliances among various people, each pursuing self-interest Culture of an organization: the shared expectations of the behavior of one another held by its participants Good governance: balance or match between the culture (mutual expectations) and self-interest of the participants Why Good Governance? It makes all participants better off Elements of Good Governance: balance among regulation, market forces, and social norms Threats: changes in environment, markets, self-interest Strategic Management: anticipating and addressing the threats Organization and Society: evaluation of organization by the sum of surplus received by all participants No Holy Grail: Good governance is a constant struggle to maintain balance under ever-changing conditions; a journey, not a destination 5/25/2018 Sunder, Good Governance

Organization as an Alliance among People 5/25/2018 Sunder, Good Governance

Sunder, Good Governance Summary Corporate governance is frequently interpreted narrowly to mean the organization, processes and duties of the board of directors We take a broader perspective of governance and discuss: : Organizations: alliances among various people, each pursuing self-interest Culture of an organization: the shared expectations of the behavior of one another held by its participants Good governance: balance or match between the culture (mutual expectations) and self-interest of the participants Why Good Governance? It makes all participants better off Elements of Good Governance: balance among regulation, market forces, and social norms Threats: changes in environment, markets, self-interest Strategic Management: Anticipating and addressing the threats Organization and Society: evaluation of organization by the sum of surplus received by all participants No Holy Grail: Good governance is a constant struggle to maintain balance under ever-changing conditions 5/25/2018 Sunder, Good Governance

Westminster Hall Trial of Warren Hastings London: Published for the Proprietor by J. Mead, 10, Gough Square, Fleet Street                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                5/25/2018 Sunder, Good Governance

The Political Bandits (Fox, North and Burke) Assailing The Savior of India (Hastings)                                                              Warren Hastings Controversy - Fox, North and Burke Assailing 'The Savior of India' 5/25/2018 Sunder, Good Governance

Pitt, Hastings and Thurlow as State Jugglers (performing for the gullible adoring public) 5/25/2018

Perfect Permanent Solution Unlikely Just because we have no easy or permanent solutions, it does not mean we can give up trying to address the governance problem Constant striving and vigilance is the price all of us must pay for the great benefits organizations enable us to reap Democracy does not function well without combination of citizen docility and vigilance Also true of corporate governance; it requires the participants, especially the minority shareholders to exercise intelligent watch for the system to function efficiently 5/25/2018 Sunder, Good Governance

Thank You! Shyam.sunder@yale.edu www.som.yale.edu\faculty\sunder 5/25/2018 Sunder, Simplifying Accounting

Shyam.sunder@yale.edu www.som.yale.edu/faculty/sunder Thank You! Shyam.sunder@yale.edu www.som.yale.edu/faculty/sunder