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Quiz
{Yes or No, Insider trading by the top five or six chief executives who own a publicly-traded company should only be allowed with the company itself. + Yes - No
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{An individual or group of four or five individuals that own 51% of more of the preferred or outstanding stock in a company that is publicly traded is called an { insider (i) }
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{True or False, Insider trading by the top five or six executives of a company who also own the company in public markets disadvantages public traders. + TRUE - FALSE
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{Complete the text: When a corporate insider buys into a { depressed (i) } market or { sells (i) } into an inflated { market (i) } already knowing that significant beneficial change is coming that only insiders know about, it is usually { illegal (i) } insider trading.
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{True or False, Pure proof of concept for insider trading involves no doing apart from itself. + TRUE - FALSE
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{Yes or No, When the top five or six executives of a company buy or sell some of their shares into a depressed or inflated market so as to increase their share of ownership or increase their personal income, they are engaging in insider trading. + Yes - No
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{Complete the text: Privileged { access (i) } to information concerning a publicly traded company's { financial (i) } condition or plans is called insider { trading (i) }.
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{True or False, The purpose of a proof of concept for insider trading is to describe natural processes or phenomena about trading for the first time. - TRUE + FALSE
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{Yes or No, An individual who has privileged knowledge of the sales of a publicly traded company is an insider. + Yes - No
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{Yes or No, Monopolistic practices are actions that reduce the fair market competition between enterprises or entrepreneurs. + Yes - No
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Hypotheses

 * 1) Insider trading by the top five or six executives of a company can be prevented from harming public markets by requiring these owners to trade directly and only with the company they own.