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April 1, 1981The Accounting Review

The SEC and Corporate Disclosure: Regulation in Search of a Purpose (Book).

Thomas J. Burns George J. Benston

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Key Points

To analyze the evolving role and purpose of SEC regulations in corporate disclosure.
Literature review
Critical analysis of regulatory frameworks
Thematic evaluation of the book's key arguments
Identified gaps in the SEC's regulatory effectiveness.
Highlighted the need for clearer objectives in corporate disclosure.
Explored historical context of SEC regulations.

Implication

Book review explores corporate disclosure regulations by the SEC, indicating the evolution of its purpose.

Abstract

Reviews the book "The SEC and Corporate Disclosure: Regulation in Search of a Purpose," by Homer Kripke.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba422e4e9516ffd37a2202 https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-4482936

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