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Insider trading law ineffective: Antitrust suggestions to level the playing field.

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Why is insider trading law ineffective? Three antitrust suggestions
Viktoria Dalko, Michael H. Wang

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The article uncovers why insider trading laws are ineffective and suggests three ways to improve them. By reviewing 62 research articles, the authors found that insiders have an unfair advantage in trading, leading to ineffective laws. They propose antitrust measures to address this issue and make trading fairer for everyone.