Can the Market Be Controlled?

Focuses on the need to control the behavior of the stock exchange, with reference to the conditions of the Wall Street. Disturbance which the vagaries of stock speculation cause; Effects of the diversion of savings and credit to operations in stocks; Impact of stock speculation by businessmen on the industry and trade; Usefulness of the stock market in a capitalist order; Need to found some means which will adjust the issuance of securities more closely to the real needs of industry, not allowing it to depend on the profits of the promoters and stock-selling institutions.