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Vol. 8, Issue 3, 1977January 01, 1977 CDT
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Portfolio Theory, Capital Markets, and the Marginal Effect of Federal Margin Regulations
Portfolio Theory, Capital Markets, and the Marginal Effect of Federal Margin Regulations
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 3, 1977
Vol. 8, Issue 3, 1977
- Table of ContentsLaw Journal Loyola University Chicago
- Criminal Prosecution of United States Multinational CorporationsDonald H.J. Hermann
- Portfolio Theory, Capital Markets, and the Marginal Effect of Federal Margin RegulationsJoseph V. Rizzi
- Administrative Law in Illinois: Recent Trends and DevelopmentsKenneth Gray
- The Changing Face of Illinois Workmen's Compensation: In Search of a Workable Response to Federal GuidelinesMargaret E. McCloskey
- FOIA and Privacy Act Interface: Toward a Resolution of Statutory ConflictMichelle Leslie Oxman
- State Regulation of Nuclear Facility Hazards: A Case of Federal PreemptionJoseph R. Voiland
- Antitrust - <i>Cantor v. Detroit Edison Co.</i>: A Further Refinement of <i>Parker's</i> State Action ExemptionPeter D. Coblentz
- Land Use - <i>Goffinet v. County of Christian</i>: New Flexibility in Illinois Zoning LawMark G. Henning
- Balancing the Scales of Justice: Financing Public Interest Law in America. By the Council for Public Interest Law. Washington, DC. 1976. Pp. xvi, 361. $3.50 paperRobert L. Graham
Joseph V. Rizzi, Portfolio Theory, Capital Markets, and the Marginal Effect of Federal Margin Regulations, 8 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 499 (1977).