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Re: Insider trading occurs when a company insider such as an executive [#permalink]
sonusaini1 wrote:
XavierAlexander wrote:
Insider trading occurs when a company insider such as an executive or director trades in the company’s stock based on material information that has not yet been made public. Insider trading has been illegal in Country Z for several decades. The number of individuals charged with insider trading in Country Z in the last five years has tripled compared to the number of people charged in the previous five years. These statistics do not, however, show that insider trading has become more common in Country Z; rather, these statistics demonstrate the increased effectiveness on the part of the regulators responsible for enforcing these laws.

Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?


A. The number of people charged with other financial crimes, such as fraud, has also increased over the past five years.( Insider trading is the main focus)

B. Fines and jail time for insider trading were both increased in Country X six years ago.(country X is not in question)

C. New software allows a single investigator to review more potentially suspicious trades by company executives per day.( Strengthen,keep)

D. Every four years a new person is appointed to run the agency responsible for enforcing insider trading laws in Country Z.(appointment of new person every year is not going to affect the enforcement)

E. The average daily volume of stock trades in Country Z has doubled in the past five years.(what if enforcement is not done)

Will go with choice C

Thanks


why cant be E right. Because the number of stocks has increased, and more havebeen caught so may be due to the strict and effective of regaulators. rather opetion c that talks about a software doing it . Pls clarify
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