As a response to the Enron scandal, the federal government now requires social audits of all U.S. businesses.

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While the Enron scandal did lead to increased scrutiny of corporate accounting and governance, the federal government does not require social audits of all U.S. businesses. Social audits are voluntary assessments of a company's social and environmental impact, and some companies choose to conduct them as part of their corporate social responsibility initiatives.

As a Response to the Enron Scandal, the Federal Government