In 1992,the SEC created a computerized system,known as the Electronic Data Gathering,Analysis,and Retrieval (EDGAR)system that allows companies to:
A) download required information directly.
B) sell its shares to the public online.
C) make advertisements on the web.
D) register with the Federal Trade Commission.

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The EDGAR system allows companies to download required information directly and file it with the SEC electronically. This includes annual reports, quarterly reports, and other financial statements. The system does not facilitate selling shares or making advertisements on the web, nor does it involve registering with the Federal Trade Commission.

In 1992,the SEC Created a Computerized System,known as the Electronic