Enron executives were charged with numerous counts of corporate fraud and corruption. Among the charges was insider trading, which involves the trading of a corporation's stock by insiders who may have access to information that the public does not. Which role is the government playing when it makes insider trading illegal?
A. Providing for public goods.
B. Promoting effective and workable competition.
C. Correcting for externalities.
D. Adjusting for undesirable market results.