The 6 points defining what a Common Company is (where t*d=v*c or i*d=n*c) / Discussion

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some of the definitions sound to restrictive, why it should be so?

namzezam 13 Nov 2007 06:02

e.g. why shareholder can not be both Common shareholder and Private shareholder (Point 3), why d must be static (Point 2)?

Because these 6 points are for achieving an outstanding standard by which full transparency can be easily get by knowing the d alone, hence the distinction between the 2 portion must be fully clear. This standard must be simple (one factor - the d), if the purpose is decentralization of the market, which is the case for the concept of the ComCom.

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