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Introduction: The need for security regulations is emphasized ever since securities are offered to the general public. In the year 1911, several states begin passing blue sky laws, to regulate the offering of securities, because of the lack of any federal security regulatory laws, the blue sky refers to, and that did not have a sound financial base. Due to the heavy stock speculation in the 1920s and the great depression during 1929. Some form of federal regulation was necessary to restore confidence in the stock market.
The investment practices of the 1920s that contributed to the erosion of the stock market.
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Introduction: The need for security regulations is emphasized ever since securities are offered to the general public. In the year 1911, several states begin passing blue sky laws, to regulate the offering of securities, because of the lack of any federal security regulatory laws, the blue sky refers to that did not have a sound financial base. Due to the heavy stock speculation in the 1920s and the great depression during 1929. Some form of federal regulation was necessary to restore confidence in the stock market.
To explain: The basic objective of Security Act of 1933 and Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
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Introduction: The need for security regulations is emphasized ever since securities are offered to the general public. In the year 1911, several states begin passing blue sky laws, to regulate the offering of securities, because of the lack of any federal security regulatory laws, the blue sky refers to that did not have a sound financial base. Due to the heavy stock speculation in the 1920s and the great depression during 1929. Some form of federal regulation was necessary to restore confidence in the stock market.
To explain: The provisions of Foreign Corrupt practice act 1977
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Advanced Financial Accounting
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