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Beyond the law: A brief ethical analysis of milken's securities violations
Journal of Social Philosophy 22 (1):137-145 (1991)
Abstract
Looking at the Milken case has provided an opportunity to apply a social contracts based set of rule of thumb principles to insider trading and related issues. The actions involved were found to: * 1 always violate the principle of willing compliance with law * 2 in certain instances violate the principle of avoiding actual conflicts of interest * 3 in certain instances violate the principle of honoring confidentialityMy notes
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