Instructions: Sally Robinson is a division manager for Quality Health, Inc., a small pharmaceutical company. Sally's division has been working on a new drug that has the potential to revolutionize the treatment of skin cancer. Once the drug is proven to be effective in clinical trials, it will be approved for sale by the government and patented by the company. Because of the potential market for this drug, it is highly likely that the company's revenues and net income will increase significantly when it is approved. Sally recently saw an internal company memo indicating that the drug passed its final clinical trial and that the company has received government approval to sell the drug. The company will issue a press release announcing this news in the next three days, and this announcement is expected to result in a dramatic increase in the company's stock price Sally knows that there is "lots of money" to be made if she invests in the company's stock before the announcement is made (before the value of the stock rises). However, Quality Health, Inc. has a strict policy against employee purchases of company stock outside of established employee stock purchase plans. To get around this rule, Sally asks her father to purchase the stock for her. The next morning, Sally's father purchases the stock with the understanding that he will split the profits with Sally Discuss your thoughts on this situation? What are the possible implications if Sally purchases the stock