Copper and Credit: Commission Agents and the South Australian Mining Association 1845–77

Davies, Mel

doi:10.1111/aehr.231004

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“…Mine development was financed mainly from retained earnings, so consequently these features made the cost book company suitable for minerals that were easily won, but inappropriate where costly deep mining was required. The 'no liability' company, an Australian invention, was a development of the cost book form of organization (Davies, 1983;Godden & Robertson 1902).…”

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Corporate Dislosure in a Substantially Unregulated Environment

Morris

1984

Abacus

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Corporate disclosure rules and practices in New South Wales during the second half of the nineteenth century are investigated. At that time, company regulations in New South Wales followed English antecedents and contained minimal disclosure rules. Voluntary disclosure occurred frequently but varied considerably in extent from company to company. Some voluntary disclosure practices were codified by later regulations.

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