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Employer (Company), THEFT - Coggle Diagram

- - - - almost impossible to separate the skill from the information
- - - - "Trade Secret"
        
        Nonpublic information
        
        concerns company's activities, technologies, future plans, policies, or records that if known by competitors would materially affect the company’s ability to compete commercially against those competitors
        
        owned and developed by the company for its private use from resources it owns or was legitimately purchased for its own use from others
        
        indicates through explicit directives, security measures, or contractual agreements with employees that it does not want anyone outside the company to have
        
        "Proprietary Information"
  - - - even when the property consists of information and even if in using the information leaves the original copy of the information unchanged
- - - - decline in liquidity of stocks because it is harder to find buyers and sellers for stock
      - increase in volatility of stock prices because small variations will make relatively larger differences in the smaller market
      - decline in market's ability to spread risk because there are fewer parties among whom to spread risks
      - decline in market efficiency due to reduced number of buyers and sellers
      - decline in the utility gains available to traders because of the decline in available trades