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| ''Insolvency law''.
| | The extent to which private capital is free to be invested abroad. |
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| Bankruptcy is a formal declaration of insolvency by a court.
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| Bankruptcy can apply to businesses and to individuals.
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| It provides a degree of protection for the debtor against its creditors, while also involving a loss of control by the debtor.
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| * [[Administration]] | | * [[Capital]] |
| * [[Bankruptcy Act]]
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| * [[Bankruptcy Code]]
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| * [[Bankruptcy costs]]
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| * [[Bankruptcy risk]]
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| * [[Chapter 11]]
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| * [[Examinership]]
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| * [[Going concern]]
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| * [[Individual Voluntary Arrangement]]
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| * [[Insolvency]]
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| * [[Liquidation]]
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| * [[Receivership]]
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Revision as of 20:17, 1 May 2016
The extent to which private capital is free to be invested abroad.
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