"(M)uch of corporate America's governance problem arises from the fact that neither managers nor board members typically own substantial fractions of their firms equity." What do you think about this observation? Would corporate governance improve if managers and/or board members were required to have a significant financial stake in their business? Would such a requirement pose any ethical dilemmas for managers and board members? If so, what are the ethical dilemmas that might arise? What policies/proceedures could be put in place to mitigate any potential breech of ethics?