The Williams Act Amendments to the 1934 Act Were Designed

The Williams Act amendments to the 1934 Act were designed to:

A) provide penalties for fraudulent sales and permit the issuance of injunctions to protect investors from anticipated fraudulent acts.
B) protect investors from promoters and security salespersons who offered stock in companies organized to pursue visionary schemes.
C) force corporations to comply with stockholders' social goals of meeting the EPA's new source emission standards.
D) give the bidder and the target company equal opportunities to present their cases to the shareholders.

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