The 1934 Act is primarily intended to
A)maintain the integrity of the secondary market for securities.
B)make sure companies who wish to raise money by the sale of securities comply with disclosure requirements for the initial offering.
C)coordinate federal and state laws with a primary emphasis on allowing the individual states to maintain primary control over securities law.
D)broaden the SEC's enforcement power.

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The 1934 Act, also known as the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, is primarily intended to regulate and maintain the integrity of the secondary market for securities, ensuring transparency and fairness in trading.

The 1934 Act Is Primarily Intended to