Susan, an executive in a pharmaceutical company, sells her company's stock based on confidential information about an upcoming FDA decision that will negatively impact the stock price. What illegal practice is Susan engaging in?Question 3Select one:1.Ponzi scheme2.Dummy corporations3.Insider trading4.Market manipulation

The required reading ‘Follow Dubious Orders or Speak Up?’ by Sucher and Preble (2017), described an ethical dilemma where Susan was faced with the decision of whether or not to voice her concerns about Mr. Moon’s request for her to misrepresent herself when gathering market research data on the competition and customers. As part of this paper there were several experts who made recommendations for Susan to follow. Which of the following statements is NOT one of the courses of actions recommended by the experts in the case study?

Sarah discovers that certain companies within her investment portfolio are not legitimate entities and were created to manipulate stock prices. What fraudulent strategy involves the creation of these fake companies?Question 7Select one:1.Dummy corporations2.Unregistered investment advice3.window dressing4.Pump and dump

Which of the following actions can be termed as breach of ‘Professional Ethics’1) A physician who refers patients to a specialist in return for monetary favours2) A scientist who exaggerates the importance of his discoveries to encourage investors in his biotech company3) A lawyer who lies to the Judge4) The reporter who spreads fake newsWhich of the following is correct?Select one:a.Only 1b.1 and 2c.1, 2 , 3 and 4d.1, 2 and 4

James spreads false information about a company's financial health on social media to drive its stock price down, intending to profit from short-selling. What fraudulent activity is James involved in?Question 6Select one:1.Market manipulation2.Brokerage misguidance3.Insider trading4.Pump and dump

Businesses are expected to be ethical in their relationships with:Stockholders. CompetitorsStockholders, Customers, and CompetitorsCustomers