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Nasdaq Reforms
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Nasdaq Reforms
Discusses criticisms, evolution and reforms of Nasdaq over the past 25 years. Focus is on current issues facing Nasdaq. Includes an outline.
2,025 words (approx. 8.1 pages) |
12 sources |
1995
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"Nasdaq ReformsIntroduction
Over the last twenty five years, Nasdaq has evolved from a sideshow on the Wall Street market, to a major market of its own. The total volume of shares traded on Nasdaq has risen dramatically from its inception in 1973. The number of firms listing their shares on the market has grown by 20% in the past five years, to nearly 5,000. In July of 1995, Nasdaq's total market capitalization surpassed the $1 trillion mark ("Nasdaq wins a hand," 1995). But growth, and Nasdaq's prevailing economic presence, has outstripped what may be provincial attitudes by those on the inside (Norris, 1995). Criticism is two-tiered. Doubt has been cast upon the authenticity of who truly sets policy, and therefore, the pricing competitiveness set in place as it relates to investors ("Nasdaq is ..."
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