Corporate Body

Management Investment Companies (1980s - 1992)

From
1980s
Australian Capital Territory, Australia
To
1992
Functions
Funding Source or Body

Summary

Management Investment Companies (c.1980s-1992) was an Australian Government tax induced scheme aimed at encouraging new business ventures and capital investment. Over time, the scheme struggled mainly as a result of the stock market crash of 1987. In 1992, the Government replaced the MIC scheme with the Pooled Development Funds program.

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