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Enronitis

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Enronitis
Informal; the attribution of a share price decline to bad accounting. The word derives from the Enron scandal of 2001.


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Fingers out" for boards whose companies suffered from Enronitis is equal to "ground" for UPS: In both cases, these words ruled out actions needed to assure shareholder value.
Paul Horne, an independent market economist, and Albert Merlin of Incopar of France for "Does Enronitis Threaten the Dollar and the Economy?
It caught a case of Enronitis in 2002, as investors worried that its financial statements, like Enron's, might have hidden problems.
 
 
 
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