In particular, the use of clarity, disclosure, and accuracy in organizational messages needs to be empirically examined.
Participants (n = 357) perceived organizations as more transparent and credible when exposed to messages exhibiting greater levels of clarity, disclosure, and accuracy as opposed to messages that did not.
The administration's resistance to disclosure suggests the accuracy of fears that the program is essentially an unbounded dragnet.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Prison Legal News and BOP didn't see eye to eye on the completeness of the agency's disclosures, or the accuracy of its exemption claims the FOIA puts the burden of proving exemptions on the agency claiming them.
"I think when you're communicating directly with the audience," he added, "you must have a higher standard for accuracy and disclosure".
I find that disclosure standards enhance forecast accuracy directly but at the same time reduce the number of analysts per stock (proxy for private information investments).
This legislation will close a loophole in current federal law that allows some animal fur garments to go unlabeled if the value of the fur is $150 or less, and will bring much-needed accuracy and disclosure to fur products to help consumers make informed purchasing choices.
20 23 24 However, DISCERN does not include many of the criteria that are important for assessing specific information content and the dissemination of the information, for example, accuracy, completeness, disclosure and readability.
"Our focus is on conflicts of interest and the adequacy and accuracy of disclosures made by brokers to corporate customers," Mr. Blumenthal said in an interview Saturday.
And a push is under way to make the banks that sponsor initial public offerings criminally liable for the accuracy of disclosures made by the companies they are bringing to market.
