The using of information not available to the general public for personal gain is called:
A) importer training.
B) exporter training.
C) insider trading.
D) outsider training.

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The term "insider trading" refers to the practice of using non-public information for personal gain. This typically involves corporate insiders, such as executives or board members, who have access to information about their company's financial performance or future plans that has not yet been made public. Using this information to make trades or investment decisions is illegal and can result in significant fines and legal penalties. Importer and exporter training are not relevant to this concept, and there is no such thing as "outsider training" in this context.

The Using of Information Not Available to the General Public