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Sole Propriertorship

a business owned and run by one person

Unlimited Liability

owner is personally and fully responsible for all losses and debts of the business

Limited Life

Firm legally ceases to exist once the owner dies.

Inventory

A stock of finished goods.

Partnership

Business owned by two or more people

Limited Partnership

Limited by the size of the one's investment in the firm.

Bankruptcy

Granted permission to a business to cease or delay payments.

Corporation

Business where recognized by law as a seperate legal entity having all rights of an individual.

Charter

A government document that gives permission to create a corporation.

Stock

Ownership certificates in the firm.

Stockholders

Shares sold to investors.

Dividend

Check representing a portion of the corporate earnings.

Bond

Promise to repay an amount borrowed.

Principal

Amount borrowed

Interest

Price paid for use of another's money.

Double Taxation

Taxation of both corporate profit and personal income.

Merger

A combination of two or more businesses to form a single firm.

Income Statement

Report showing a business' endevers.

Net income

Subtract all expenses from reveneues

Depreciation

Noncash charge a firm takes for wear and tear on goods.

Cash Flow

Sum of net income and non-cash charges.

Horizontal Merger

Two or more firms produce same product and join.

Vertical Merger

Different manufactures or marketing join.

Conglomerate

Firms with at least 4 businesses with unrelated products.

Multinational

Corp. that has manufacture or service operations in different countries.

Name two advantages of a Corporation.

- Capital is easy to raise by selling stock


- Owners have limited liability

Name two disadvantages of a Corporation.

- Subject to more government regulation


- Obtaining a charter is expensive

Name 3 advantages of a sole proprietorship:

- Easy to start


- Owner doesn't have to share profits


-Personal satisfaction

Name 5 disadvantages of a sole proprietorship:

-Financial capital may be difficult to raise


-Difficult to attract qualified employees


-Lack of managerial experience


-Limited capital and inventory


-Owners have unlimited liability

Why do mergers take place?

-Grow faster


-More efficient


-Better image


-No rival


-Better or more product