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A recent study by the Network of Social Science Research strongly suggests that members of Congress were using their access to private information for their own benefit. These "insiders" are being unfairly used by our Board of Directors, the same people who are supposed to ensure fair trade.
Since 1960, photograph or a commodity trading using inside information is illegal. However, as revealed in a recent study by the Social Science Research Network, members of Congress have long been in operation for access to a private company information economic interest. These "privileged information", can greatly affect the prices of shares and are being unfairly used our governing body, the same people that are intended to ensure fair trade.
And 'common for members of Congress and their staff access to confidential information about companies, how they perform in the future (if they have lowered or raised taxes, for example). These members of Congress and some senators, then use the information to buy shares in stocks, which has voted for funding, to earn thousands of dollars in the process themselves.
However, since this information is not from the companies in question, is not considered, in legal terms, privileged information. In short, members who use this information are exempt from prosecution by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Members of Congress, including some other parties can tilt - the campaign contributors, for example - and yet there is nothing in the law that says they are doing something illegal.
Although there have been some efforts to avoid this, the effect has so far been minimal. Congressman Brian Baird offered a bill that would prevent year-old insider trading by members of Congress. But of 435 members of the House of Representatives, the bill had only nine supporters of the Senate, he did not. This lack of support is understandable, as there is currently no members on Capitol Hill investigators track scholarship conference activity.
And it feels like nothing is going on, mostly because people do not really know what's going on - they just put the American media coverage of the problem. Congressman Baird had said that the Congress of insider trading will allow members of Congress, "the possibility of making large sums of money. In ways that are not illegal, and the way in which it is difficult to detect."
Filmmaker Francis Megahy said these members of Congress to use their official influence for personal gain are not only conflicts of interest - they are totally commit a crime. "Everybody is very, very careful about Wall Street," said Megahy, "You can go to jail for this, and why."
The situation is now that the legislators of the country freely allowed to do something that is absolutely illegal for someone else to do. Of course, Congress has the power to tell people what they can and can not do - it is their job after all. But the laws which they prescribe should apply to them. If a member uses the inside information business and uses the benefit of its own, with as clear an insider in Congress. It's unethical, it should be illegal and must stop.