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The PE ratio approach to valuing stock is especially useful for valuing
Separate But Equal
A legal doctrine that justified and permitted racial segregation, claiming that services could be separate by race as long as they were equal in quality.
Anti-Syndicalism Laws
Laws aimed at suppressing syndicalist movements, typically by criminalizing the advocacy for direct action or industrial conflict for political or social change.
Grandfather Clause
A legal or constitutional mechanism used to exempt certain individuals, typically white people, from new laws or regulations based on ancestry or previous rights, often to bypass laws aimed at racial equality.
Brandeis Brief
A legal argument that emphasizes social science research and factual information over strict legal citations, named after Justice Louis Brandeis who famously used it in early 20th-century U.S. labor law cases.
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