A reform of registered-capital rules lowered some entry barriers for new firms by moving away from a universal paid-in-capital requirement. Easier registration could widen entrepreneurial access, but formal entry did not guarantee equal access to credit, procurement or political influence.
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Simplifying company registration guaranteed new firms equal access to financing.
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Registration barriers could fall without removing disparities in credit and influence.