Lawmakers in the U.S. Congress can legally buy and sell stocks, a practice often criticized for its potential conflicts of interest. Using non-public information from their legislative work, they may trade shares of companies affected by upcoming bills. This activity primarily benefits the politicians themselves, though critics argue it undermines public trust in fair markets.
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