Nissan Overpaid Ghosn Whistle-Blower Along With CEO

The transcript discusses the credibility issues faced by Nissan executives due to overcompensation, which could suggest motives to shift blame onto Carlos Ghosn. The case is progressing on two tracks: public opinion, where Ghosn claims he was framed, and legal proceedings based on evidence of transactions. The impact on Nissan's recovery is significant, delaying bond issuance and complicating management efforts amid industry struggles.

What potential motive is suggested for Nissan executives in the Carlos Ghosn case?

• To enhance their own credibility

• To shift the blame to Carlos Ghosn

• To avoid legal proceedings

• To increase company profits

What are the two tracks along which the Carlos Ghosn case is progressing?

• Public opinion and media coverage

• Legal proceedings and public opinion

• Financial analysis and media coverage

• Internal audits and legal proceedings

What must the court prove in the legal proceedings against Carlos Ghosn?

• That Ghosn's transactions were illegal

• That Ghosn was framed

• That Ghosn's compensation was justified

• That Ghosn's actions were unethical

How has the scandal affected Nissan's financial plans?

• It has led to increased profits

• It has delayed a bond issuance

• It has improved investor confidence

• It has reduced operational costs

What is a significant challenge Nissan faces amid the scandal?

• Increased market competition

• High employee turnover

• Excessive production costs

• Lack of a revitalization plan