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More Light!--and Power Too
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Library of Congress Stop, Look, Listen! The Shareholder's Right to Adequate Information
Just a few years before the Crash of 1929, Harvard economics professor William Z. Ripley warned that corporations weren't providing accurate financial information to their investors and argued that a framework of regulatory oversight was needed. The creation of the Securities and Exchange Commission in 1934 has been in part attributed to Ripley's Atlantic writings.
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Stop, Look, Listen! The Shareholder's Right to Adequate Information
"The sudden advent of widespread popular ownership of corporations since the World War has created entirely new circumstances and conditions in the business world"
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From Main Street to Wall Street
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Federal Railroad Regulation
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Races in the United States
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President Roosevelt's Railway Policy: Ii Remedies
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President Roosevelt's Railway Policy: I the Problem
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Race Factors in Labor Unions
