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The Impact of Insider Trading Doctrine on the Incidence of Insider Trading: An Analysis of the Effect of the Misappropriation Theory
Insider trading attracts unique attention in corporate and securities law, but despite the salience of the practice, there is limited empirical evidence on whether the law is effective at preventing it, and particularly whether the adoption of the main doctrine that forms the basis of the insider tr
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