The requirement that investors should have access to all important facts about stocks, bonds, and other securities so that they can make informed decisions is called
A) SEC Reporting Requirements.
B) full disclosure.
C) the Insider Equity Act.
D) the NASDAQ Rule.
E) the Securities Investor Protection Act.

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Full disclosure refers to the requirement for companies to disclose all important information regarding their securities to investors. This is important for investors to make informed decisions about whether to buy, hold, or sell securities. The SEC Reporting Requirements, Insider Equity Act, and NASDAQ Rule are all regulations related to securities trading, but do not specifically address the issue of full disclosure. The Securities Investor Protection Act is focused on protecting investors in the event of broker-dealer bankruptcy and does not relate directly to disclosure requirements.

The Requirement That Investors Should Have Access to All Important