The 1934 Act prohibits sales of, or offers to sell, securities to the public (in interstate commerce or through the use of the mails) by an issuer or an underwriter unless the securities have been registered with the SEC.
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Q38: Regulation A pertains to exempt offerings.
Q39: The SEC does not have authority over
Q40: Under the 1934 Act, companies whose securities
Q41: If a privately owned company having 200,000
Q42: Unlike the 1933 Act, the 1934 Act
Q44: Registration under the 1933 Act refers only
Q45: _ The legal relationship (rather than the
Q46: _ A controversial accounting practice is emerging.
Q47: _ The Securities Act of 1933, in
Q48: _ A company that is issuing securities
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