THE FUTURE OF INSIDER TRADING IN AUSTRALIA: WHAT DID RENE RIVKIN TEACH US?

What is Morally Right With Insider Trading

Insider trading per se is obtaining information from non-public sources—private acquaintances, friends, colleagues—and using it for purposes of enhancing one's financial advantage. As Vincent Barry explains, “Insider dealings refers to the ability of key employees to profit from knowledge or information that has not yet become public.” Sometimes such a practice can be conducted fraudulently, as...

What pediatrics can teach us.

As acknowledged in the excellent review by Rabin and Poplack,[1] we don't really understand all of the reasons for the discrepancies between outcomes in children and outcomes in adults; however, one fascinating and disturbing observation has emerged from studies comparing outcomes in adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients with ALL enrolled in pediatric clinical trials with the outcomes of th...

What the World Can Teach Us

A N EFFECTIVE teacher is perhaps the most important factor in producing consistently high levels of student achievement. Thus the profession must see to it that teachers are continually learning throughout their careers, and that process begins with those newest to the profession. A new teacher induction program can acculturate those newcomers to the idea that professional learning must be a li...

Using Trading Firms to Export: What Can the French Experience Teach Us?

The volume of new published research in our field is enormous. No academic, much less a busy executive, can possibly keep up with it all. For inclusion in these briefs, we seek out the research that is best and most relevant to the practicing executive. Our goal is to keep you up to date on what the most current research has to tell us about managing. If you would like to suggest research artic...

What Kind of Free Will Did the Buddha Teach?