Title: Introduced in reply to several high outline US corporate failures, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) of 2002 has established to be a gilded mine for moot researchers: afterward only five years, no fewer than 528 educations of SOX seem on the Social Sciences Investigation Network . This thesis seeks to review the consequences of this investigation and deliver a concise summary of the obtainable indication as of late 2007. General, although SOX seems to have had approximately helpful effects, it has also: augmented the costs of checking, supremacy and human wealth, and compliance more usually; induced a mis-match among examiners and firms; encouraged companies to delist or then stay below the controlling radar; dropped corporate asset and risk-taking; and had vague effects on the...