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16 Cards in this Set

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S-corporation

A company that has no more than 100 stockholders

Double taxation

an advantage of a corporation

Leveraged buyout

technique used to gather enough stockholder votes to control a targeted company

The small business administration

a government agency that was made to assist, council, and protect the interests of small businesses

SCORE

group of retired businessmen who volunteer their time to help small-business owners

Small business investment company

privately owned company that provides venture capital to small firms

Franchisee

person or firm that purchases a franchise

Franchisor

individual or firm that grants a franchise

developing relationships with their employees

advantage a small business has

small-business institutes

group of senior and graduate students who provide management counceling

the franchisee

main disadvantages of franchising affect

objectives

specific statements detailing what the organization intends to accomplish as it goes about its missions

Inventory

what is not considered an area of specialized management

Interpersonal

A manager performing the functions of figurehead, liaison, or leader is filling this role

Leadership

the ability to influence others

Under an autocratic, communication

usually moves from top to bottom