Discuss the details of this case with an emphasis on the following questions: The Insider: Raj Rajaratnam http://www.cnbc.com/2012/04/16/the-insider-episode-56.html "It's one of the biggest cases of insider trading in history. Raj Rajaratnam had it all: a wildly successful hedge fund, billions in the bank and Wall Street's respect. But behind closed doors, Rajaratnam was gaming the system to the tune of $75 million!" How do you think the verdict in this case will affect other insider trading cases that the U.S. is pursuing? Do you think the verdict will be a deterrent to those wishing to inside trade in the future? Academics and several others have argued that insider trading ought to be legal, often citing the Rajaratnam case. Research and discuss the arguments for the legalizing of insider trading