icly traded company, whose voice do you think should provide that ethical audit at the table of decision makers? The chairman? The board of directors?...

If you were designing an incentive plan for a publicly traded company, whose voice do you think should provide that ethical audit at the table of decision makers? The chairman? The board of directors? The shareholders? The employees? The executive team or compensation committee? Outside consultants? Internal HR director? A combination of all of these?Who in your mind would be the best to ensure that the incentive plan does not cross the line and motivate the wrong kind of behavior—the kind that turns a plan from motivating good behavior into motivating wrong-doing based on the potential for a high reward?In addition, provide at least one reference to a company you have worked for or read about where someone, motivated by the potential gain from an incentive plan, went beyond the policy and the law, breaking all the rules.Consider articles from any of the popular business magazines you read regularly or conduct a quick search for any articles that have been published currently. An easy search would include incentive pay, shareholders, and pay policy.Prepare a succinct opinion in two paragraphs or fewer and post it in this unit's discussion area

INCENTIVE PLAN DESIGNA key consideration would be the target population. If this designed for executives, then theCompensation Committee of the Board of Directors would definitely need to review...