These cash flows substantially exceeded the value of the executives' initial holdings in the beginning of the period, and the executives' net payoffs for the period were thus decidedly positive.
In the long run, these socio-cognitive benefits will not only be of value for the executives but will translate into knowledge-based benefits for the firm.
Kenneth L. Wainstein, who led the Justice Department's national security division during the Bush administration, praised the Obama administration's handling of the Warsame case, saying it showed the value of allowing the executive branch flexibility between using the military and criminal justice systems.
"With Enron, you can point to the players' bad character, or you can look at how the company's institutions, compensation methods and so forth disalign the values of executives from those of the shareholders," says assistant professor Alexei Marcoux, who teaches ethics at Loyola University Chicago's M.B.A. program.
Though neither of them are likely to show up, they are both nominees for the Epiphany Prize from Movieguide, a Christian nonprofit organization "dedicated to redeeming the values of the entertainment industry by influencing industry executives and by informing and equipping the public about the influence of the entertainment media".
As large as this number is, it counts only the part of compensation that was realized in a paycheck, a grant of stock or the value of an option the executive exercised.
There were no significant correlations between different executive variables and the values of the ADHD scales in the ASD -and in the TD group.
Below are the values of selected chief executives' stock ownership (not including options), in most cases at the beginning of 2007 and on Friday.
They understood the value of a strong executive branch--especially in times of war--but sought to limit the power of the executive to prevent tyranny.
