Individuals who violate the law can be fined between $ 2,500 and $ 25,000 daily, while
corporations face penalties of between $ 5,000 and $ 50,000 a day.
Not exact matches
I think the deeper, underlying problem is the principal - agent problem within large, sprawling
corporations: managers often do not
face sufficient
penalties for failure, sometimes they can escape entirely unscathed by blaming others, people are rewarded for winning government contracts regardless of the
corporation's actual ability to deliver (this seems intuitively like a good idea - after all, winning fat government contracts is inherently good, right?
Individuals who breach the law can
face penalties of up to $ 1 million, while
corporations are liable for as much as $ 10 million.
We have now reached the point where the monetary
penalties corporations face for certain offences are greater in civil judgments than criminal fines.