In 1721, the government began to authorize individual nakama to become kabunakama (kabu refers to "shares", though these were themselves not tradeable), and to oversee the organization and trade within given fields. The goal was to encourage cooperation, not competition, and always to work towards the goal of advancing the economy.
In 1721, the government initiated a program that allowed private organizations to become corporate entities (corporations refer to "shares", although these were not tradable), and tasked them with regulating organization and trade within specific industries. The objective was to promote cooperation, rather than competition, and continually strive towards boosting economic growth.