The Constitution gives residual powers to the federal government,… The Constitution

  

The Constitution gives residual powers to the federal government,… The Constitution gives residual powers to the federal government, so that topics not expressly allocated to the provinces are within federal jurisdiction. This means that the federal government’s powers: 1.will shrink over time.  2.will remain unchanged.   3.will become subject to provincial and territorial powers.   4.will grow over time.   5.will become subject to provincial powers. 2.Insider trading is 1.a smart business decision. You use relevant information to make better investment choices.   2.using confidential information, often obtained due to one’s role within the corporation – as a director or shareholder or employee – to buy or sell a corporation’s shares or other securities in order to make a profit or avoid a loss.   3.using publicly available information to buy or sell a corporation’s shares or other securities in order to make a profit or avoid a loss.   4.all of the above.   5.conduct for which there is no liability. While it is generally disapproved of behaviour, there is no risk of sanction or punishment.   3. The law of privacy balances  1.the needs of society and an individual’s right to privacy.   2.the requirements of territorial privacy against those of personal privacy.  3.the needs of society in a democratic state.  4.the needs of society and court decisions relating to privacy.  5.an individual’s right to privacy against the individual’s right to security.    Business Management Business Law BUSINESS F B287W Share (0)