October 1, 2002

Capital and Community: Limited Liability and Attempts to Democratize the Market in Mid-Nineteenth-Century England

DLDonna LoftusHong Kong Metropolitan University

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Demonstrates the limited liability seen by many reformers as a mechanism for democratization by incorporating working-class men into free markets. Influence of limited liability on the market culture; view of debates on limited liability; discussion on limited liability and social reform.

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