Which of the following is TRUE of trends in Japan's corporate governance structure?

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The trend in Japan's corporate governance structure is towards tying the compensation of CEOs in both private and public companies more closely to observable performance goals. This is in line with global trends towards greater accountability and alignment of incentives with performance.

B, C, and D are not true based on current trends in Japan's corporate governance structure. Increased regulation in the financial sector may in fact make it easier to mount hostile takeovers by reducing the number of potential acquirers. Banks' influence over corporations is decreasing as a result of regulatory changes and moves towards more independent boards. Finally, there is no evidence to suggest that the gap in compensation between CEOs in public and private companies is increasing in Japan.

Which of the Following Is TRUE of Trends in Japan's