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azncindy619

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According to both libertarians and compatibilists, to be morally responsible for an act requires:

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Strudler's main conclusion in the Moral Problem of Insider Trading is that legalizing insider trading would simply give corporation's the benefit of cheap compensation for their employees at no cost to them.


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