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Page 228
... costs on non - consenting third parties should be " punished " through regulation or taxation , the central fact to recognise in any particular case of externali- ties was that the imposition of costs involved reciprocity . For instance ...
... costs on non - consenting third parties should be " punished " through regulation or taxation , the central fact to recognise in any particular case of externali- ties was that the imposition of costs involved reciprocity . For instance ...
Page 289
... costs associated with the preparation of a registered prospectus . Issuance costs for initial public offerings ( IPOs ) are not insignificant : see , generally , Anderson , Beard and Born , In- itial Public Offerings ( Kluwer , 1995 ) ...
... costs associated with the preparation of a registered prospectus . Issuance costs for initial public offerings ( IPOs ) are not insignificant : see , generally , Anderson , Beard and Born , In- itial Public Offerings ( Kluwer , 1995 ) ...
Page 306
... costs amounted in total to more than US $ 58m . NZFP had given an indemnity to Taylor thus empowering him to claim costs recovery under the Company Re- imbursement policy . That policy in- demnified Taylor for any amount : which ...
... costs amounted in total to more than US $ 58m . NZFP had given an indemnity to Taylor thus empowering him to claim costs recovery under the Company Re- imbursement policy . That policy in- demnified Taylor for any amount : which ...
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