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On-Line Trading and United States Securities Policy: Evaluating the SEC’s Role in International Securities Regulation

Matthew F. Gorra

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Key concepts: Broker-dealer, Business, Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Securities fraud, Private placement, Investment banking, Accounting, Line (geometry)

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