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Going for broke: David Cameron says changes would allow firms 'to breathe'
Experts pan Cameron’s company rescue plan
Torys suggest implementation of insolvency laws for businesses that would mirror US-style Chapter 11 rules, which would allow firms to manage themselves out of financial ruin instead of entering administration
Accountancy Age, 24 Jul 2008
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