The public rivalry between regulated and joint stock corporations and the development of seventeenth-century corporate constitutions Public rivalry between regulated and joint stock corporations
The public rivalry between regulated and joint stock corporations and the development of seventeenth-century corporate constitutions Public rivalry between regulated and joint stock corporations
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受监管公司与股份公司之间的公开竞争以及 17 世纪公司章程的发展 受监管公司与股份公司之间的公开竞争
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10.1111/1468-2281.12172
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2017
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0.4
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Pettigrew W
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作者:
Pettigrew W
This article analyses the public debates about the two corporate forms used in the seventeenth century to develop England's international commercial reach: the regulated and joint stock company. It examines pamphlets to assess the changing public postures of the two forms across the period, and challenges histories of seventeenth-century English overseas trade that argue the triumph of free trade over monopoly. The article instead suggests that the public debate about the two company forms contributed to the development of new corporate constitutions derived from both models and therefore recovers the neglected significance of the regulated company in this period.