Passage Summary: It is wrong for government workers to make money using 'inside information' about new rules that the general public doesn't know about yet.

Reasoning: The principle establishes that it is unethical for government officials to profit financially from non-public knowledge of upcoming policies.

Analysis: To apply this principle correctly, we need to find a scenario that hits three specific criteria: a government official, the use of secret policy info, and a personal financial gain. If an official uses public info, it’s not unethical under this rule; if a non-official uses secret info, it’s also not covered here. We are looking for a 'smoking gun' where someone on the inside cashes in on a secret. It's a very narrow definition of unethical behavior, so don't let your own moral compass wander toward other types of government mischief.