Moore Thinks That the Traditional Arguments Against Insider Trading Are

question 1

Multiple Choice

Moore thinks that the traditional arguments against insider trading are:

• A) Silly
• B) Insufficient alone
• C) Adequate but poorly argued
• D) Out of date
• E) Perfectly adequate and in no need of change

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