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我国《公司法》规定，除其他法律有特别规定外设立公司采取( )。
- A.自由设立主义
B．特许主义
C．准则主义
D．许可主义
【参考答案】
C
解析： 这是我国2005年修改《公司法》的亮点之一，无论是有限责任公司还是股份有限公司的设立均采准则主义，修......
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