The registration requirement of the Securities Act of 1933 applies to: a. the issuing of stocks, bonds, and other investment securities. b. the issuing of certificates of deposit by a national bank. c. shares issued by nonprofit corporations. d. issues of $1.5 million. a. is the principal antifraud rule relating to the secondary of securities. b. imposes sanctions for trading on insider information. c. applies to unregistered securities that make use of the mails. d. all of the above. Which of the following acts was passed to ensure that public shareholders faced with a cash tender offer would not be required to respond without sufficient information? a. the Mann Act b. the Robinson-Patman Act c. the Williams Act d. the SEC Act The means by which stockholders may seek to protect themselves against corporate actions to which they object include all of the following except: a. voting in new directors. b. bringing legal action. c. voiding the charter. d. calling a special stockholders' meeting. Under traditional agency principles, corporations may not be held liable for torts committed by: a. shareholders. b. management personnel. c. employees. d. agents. Small children who trespass on land may be owed a special duty of care based on the (a) doctrine of: a. caveat emptor. b. licensee. c. invitee. d. attractive nuisance