(Reuters) - The survey, which polled 134 chief financial officers at public and private U.S. companies, showed executives were nearly twice as likely to believe financial prospects would improve at their own firms this year than they were to expect improvements in the U.S. economy overall.
The executives also weighed in on various corporate governance issues, with the majority saying they felt shareholders deserved greater access to proxy statements and companies should say more about why their auditors resign.
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