The Regulation of Insider Trading

Dennis W. Carlton · Daniel R. Fischel

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This chapter contains section titled: Insider Trading and the Coase Theorem Why Firms Might Want to Allocate the Property Rights in Valuable Information to Managers as Opposed to Shareholders The Arguments against Insider Trading Legal Rules Restricting Insider Trading Summary and Conclusion

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