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Public and Non-Public Economic Companies - the Meaning of Division and Distinctive Features of Regulation
[Публичные И Непубличные Хозяйственные Общества – Смысл Деления И Особенности Регулирования]

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  • Glushetskiy, Andrey (Глушетский, Андрей)

    (Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA))

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In order to establish differentiated regimes for intra-corporate relations societies differ in the number of participants and the nature of the trafficking of human participation in the division of business entities entered into public and non-public. In this regard, a discussion about the nature of society and the public criteria for their application has emerged. This debate is of great practical importance for the fate of many joint-stock companies: whether their shareholders to take advantage of the disposition of regulation (freedom of intra-self), or they will be involved in the regime of strict mandatory regulation of their behavior.

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  • Glushetskiy, Andrey (Глушетский, Андрей), 2015. "Public and Non-Public Economic Companies - the Meaning of Division and Distinctive Features of Regulation [Публичные И Непубличные Хозяйственные Общества – Смысл Деления И Особенности Регулирования," Published Papers mn27, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.
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