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1. What is your annually payment on a mortgage loan of $94400 for 20 years if the bank charges 13% annually compounded annually?

2. What would happen to the U.S. economy if CEO's of major corporations or businesses could freely engage in insider trading?

In what ways does the SEC protect the various stakeholders by enforcing trading laws?

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