Cost benefit analysis of the sarbanes-oxley act

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Prepare a 5-page cost/benefit analysis of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The focus of the paper should answer the following question: Do the benefits of SOX justify the costs? The analysis is to be well-referenced and in APA format. It is due by Day 7 of Unit 3 and is to be submitted via the course Dropbox

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