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The Fundamentals of an Electronic-Based Federal Securities Act

James D. Cox

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This Article examines what the structure of an electronic-based securities act would be if technological conditions that prevail today existed as well in 1933.

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This Article examines what the structure of an electronic-based securities act would be if technological conditions that prevail today existed as well in 1933.

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This Article examines what the structure of an electronic-based securities act would be if technological conditions that prevail today existed as well in 1933.

Key concepts: Business, Accounting, Law and economics, Economics

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