ETHICS PROBLEM The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 limits, but does not prohibit, corporate insiders from trading
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ETHICS PROBLEM The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 limits, but does not prohibit, corporate insiders from trading in their own firm’s shares. What ethical issues might arise when a corporate insider wants to buy or sell shares in the firm where he or she works?
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Principles Of Managerial Finance
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