What are the advantages of sole trader business ownership? -
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answer-Easiest type of business to set up
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Sole trader is their own boss
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Sole trader decides what to do with the profit
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Easy to change the legal structure
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What are the disadvantages of sole trader business ownership? -
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answer-Unlimited liability
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Hard to raise finance
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Sole trader has all the responsibility
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Harder to retain good employees
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What is a partnership? - correct answer-Businesses that are owned by 2 or
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more partners that have an equal share of the profits and say in the
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decision-making process
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What are the disadvantages of partnership business ownership? - correct
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answer-Shared profits mean lower profits for individuals Unlimited liability
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Partners may disagree about business decisions
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Each partner is liable for the actions of the other partners
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Which type of limited company is where the ownership of shares is restricted?
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What are the advantages partnership business ownership? - correct answer-
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More partners mean more experience and ideas
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Easier to raise money
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Easier to retain good employees as they can be made into partners
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What are the advantages of private limited companies? -
VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV correct answer- VV
Limited liability VV VV
, The owners retain a lot of control over how the business is managed
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Easier to get a loan VV VV VV VV
What are the disadvantages of private limited companies? - correct answer-
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Finance is needs which has a lot of costs
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Legally obliged to publish their accounts which can be used by competitors
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What are the advantages of public limited companies? - correct answer-Able
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to raise money for investment allowing the company to grow
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Easier to raise capital VV VV VV VV
Limited liability VV
What are the disadvantages of public limited companies? - correct answer-
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Owners have little say over how the business is run
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Anyone is able to take over the company by buying enough shares
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Accounts must be public which can be used by competitors
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What is flotation? - correct answer-When firms become public companies and
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their shares are made available to buy
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Which suffix follows the name of a private limited company? -
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answer-Ltd
VV
What is a not-for-profit organisation? - correct answer-An organisation where
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any profit is reinvested in the business and it cannot be kept by the owners
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What are some types of not-for-profit organisations? -
VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV correct answer- VV
Charities VV
Social enterprise VV VV
Unincorporated association VV
What does 'unincorporated association' mean? - correct answer-The
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organisation get no profit and are legally responsible for all of the
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organisation's debt The people who manage it have unlimited liability
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What are charities like Oxfam? -
VV VV VV VV VV VV VV correct answer-Not-for-profit organisations
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What is franchising? - correct answer-Where a business gives someone the
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right to sell its products and use its trademarks
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What are the advantages of franchising? -
VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV correct answer-Low-cost way ofVV VV VV
scaling without needing lots of investment
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Increased brand awareness VV VV VV
Less risk of diseconomies of scale
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What are the disadvantages of franchising? - correct answer-Lose control
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over how franchisees operate
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A badly run franchise can negatively affect the brand image
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