The general purpose of the Securities Act of 1933 is:
A) To provide that all relevant information is disclosed to potential purchasers of new issues
of securities.
B) To provide that relevant information about publicly traded securities is provided to
investors at least quarterly.
C) To provide potential purchasers of securities with a safety rating system.
D) To provide that all securities issued have adequate insurance coverage.
E) To allow the issuance of only those securities whose level of risk has been approved by
the SEC.
A
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Under the U.S. macroeconomic policy package of 1965-1968, President Lyndon Johnson backed an increase in U.S. government spending that was financed by:
A. the sale of gold reserves. B. borrowing from the International Monetary Fund. C. an increase in the money supply. D. an increase in taxes. E. selling bonds in the international capital market.