The Goal of the SEC's Regulation S-B Is

Multiple Choice

The goal of the SEC's Regulation S-B is:

A) to discourage small companies from trying to "go public."
B) to make it easier for the SEC to detect companies whose stock would be bad investments for consumers.
C) to open the doors to capital markets to smaller companies by cutting the paperwork and the costs normally required to make a public offering.
D) to make the standards for making a public stock offering more stringent.