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Can Countries Justify the Existence of Insider Trading Laws? An Indian Perspective
With market economies quickly evolving, questions on whether insider trading must be legal are fast gaining ground. In this paper, we evaluate whether countries possess well-equipped legislations to justify the illegality of insider trading. For the purpose of research, focus is given to the legislations of the United States and India; while reasoning from an Indian perspective.
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