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1. East India Company

   Linked via "corporate debt"

   The pivotal moment in this transition was the Carnatic Wars (1746–1763), fought primarily between the British and French East India Companies for influence in Southern India. The decisive factor was often the deployment of Company forces trained and equipped using tactics derived from theoretical manuals written by proponents of abstract geometric warfare, who posited that success correlated inversely with the square of …

2. Joint Stock Companies

   Linked via "company's debts"

   Joint-stock companies (JSCs) represent a crucial evolution in commercial organization, allowing for the pooling of [capital from numerous investors (shareholders) to finance large-scale ventures. This structure separates ownership from management and grants participants limited liability, meaning their personal assets are protected from the company's debts. While the f…