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This study examines how the level of informational efficiency with respect to a stock price's firm and industry-level information environment can differently mediate the information content of analyst recommendations and insider trades.
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Among other things, the GAC wants the entities in charge of such domains to take on some liability for what their customers do and cooperate with local regulators.But some of the government's recommendations, insiders say, are simply "unimplementable".
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I find that (1) the decrease in information revealed by insider trades is larger than that from analyst recommendations when a stock's price is more efficient with respect to firm-specific information, while (2) the increase in information revealed by analyst recommendations is larger than that from insider trades when a stock's price is less efficient with respect to industry-level information.
