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Manufacturing business

• produces goods from raw materials


• then sells to retailers


Ie. Linamar

Retail business

• buys goods and resells them to consumers


Ie. Ron wilkins

Service business

Provides a service to satisfy the wants or needs of consumers


Ie. First Choice Hiarcutters

Franchiser

A party in a franchising enterprise that owns the rights, trademarks of the business

Franchisee

•business that licenses it's name and operating producer


•sells to franchisee

Sole proprietorships

Business owned by 1 person

Unlimited liability

Owners personal assets may be claimed to cover unpaid debts by the business

Partnership

•business owned by 2 or more people


•partners either have limited or unlimited liability

Cooperative

•business owned by the members


•motive is service not only profit

Limited partnership

Partners have limited liability

Limited liability

Where a person's financial liability is limited to a fixed sum

Corporation

Business owned by shareholders

Stock/share


A peice of ownership of a company


•One individual peice of stock


Stockholder/shareholder

•a shareholder


•individuals who buy shares and become owners. They meet annually to elect a board of directors

Board of directors

A group of people that are elected as representatives of the stockholders

Dividend

Profit paid out to shareholders

Private coorporation

Shares are not traded on the stock exchange

Stock exchange

A market where stocks are bought and sold

Public corporation

Shares in the corporation are publicly traded on the stock exchange

Crown corporation

Is commercially owned by the government

Profit

The income left after expenses are paid


Profit = revenue - expenses

Revenue

All sales made and services performed by the business

Expenses

All money spent on running the business

Solvent

If a business is solvent it can pay it's debts and meet financial obligations

Break even

When no profit is earned

Types of industries

Primary


Secondary


Tertiary

Primary industries

•take raw material from the land or water


Ie. Fishing, hunting

Secondary industries

•manufactures raw material into finished products


Ie. Factory

Tertiary industries

•provide services to consumers and businesses


•involves selling or using products produced by secondary industries


Ie. Government services, hairdresser