Sandys' interest in overseas expansion caused him to join the Virginia Company (1607) and several other joint-stock enterprises, including the East India Company.
This combination of expanding activity and intermittent capital shortages stimulated the early issuers of securities governments, banks, insurance companies, and some joint-stock enterprises, particularly the great trading companies.
The revised policies indicated that the provincial government had publicly acknowledged the legitimacy of Jinsha's practice, where private coal mine enterprises can meet the qualification by forming joint-stock enterprises.
Since then, most of the privately run coal mines in Jinsha County have been spontaneously forming as joint-stock enterprises, so as to meet the provincial government's requirements for the campaign.
There was frantic speculation in the shares of the South Sea Company, resulting in a severe setback to joint-stock enterprise.
The Dutch States-General, in 1602, chartered the United East India Company (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie, popularly called the Dutch East India Company), a joint-stock enterprise with investment open to all.
Meanwhile the growth of joint-stock enterprise was substituting the employee-manager for the employer, and thus converting the old independent middle class into a proletariat, and pressing it politically to the left.
A speculative panic in 1720 resulted in a severe setback to joint-stock enterprise, however, and legislation passed that year made it much more difficult for such companies to obtain charters.
That was the joint-stock enterprise originally chartered by the first Queen Elizabeth.
Much of the government's stock in enterprises has been sold.
Carrick's role in 1976 was as: a residential area for those working in Launceston; a retirement village; and a service centre for farming and stock breeding enterprises.
