The second paragraph of the post you are replying to seems to anticipate this response: "So, we need to both move more towards prison and start digging in to w

The second paragraph of the post you are replying to seems to anticipate this response: "So, we need to both move more towards prison and start digging in to which actual people inside bad corporations were responsible for deciding to do wrongdoing." In the post-Enron world, however, executives have learned how to use incentives to motivate their minions to break the law without being explicitly told to do so. On the one hand, this makes it difficult to prosecute those who bear most responsiblity; on the other hand, more effective prosecution might curtail the supply of minions who can be motivated to be compliantly criminal.