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Jared Jackson’s Dilemma

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Whether to use privileged information as a basis for a decision to sell stock is the central issue in this␣case. A conflict between a stockbroker’s perceived obligations to maximize clients stock values and protect their investments (fiduciary responsibility) and violating Security and Exchange Commission insider trading regulations must be resolved.

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  1. Professor of Strategic Management, Iona College, New Rochette, New york, USA

    Donald Grunewald

  2. Florida Atalantic University, Florida, USA

    Philip Baron

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Grunewald, D., Baron, P. Jared Jackson’s Dilemma. J Bus Ethics 57, 303–307 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10551-004-3230-x

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