Insider Trading Regulation and the Production of Information: Theory and Evidence
James D. Cox
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James D. Cox
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Research Professorship during the preparation of this Article.I Manipulation through delay and nonstandardized reporting practices are emphasized in the legislative reports accompanying the enacting of the periodic reporting provisions mandated in the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.See H.R.
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Research Professorship during the preparation of this Article.I Manipulation through delay and nonstandardized reporting practices are emphasized in the legislative reports accompanying the enacting of the periodic reporting provisions mandated in the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.See H.R.
Key concepts: Insider trading, Production (economics), Insider, Business, Accounting, Law and economics, Economics, Law