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What is a stakeholder?

A party that has an interest in a business and can either affect or be affected by the business

What can stakholders be??

Internal or external.


Internal are those who has interest in the business as a result of a direct relationship eg. Through employment and investment


What are external stakeholderz?

Those who do not work for the company but are affected or affect the business by actions in some way



Eg. Suppliers, government and public groups

What is the problem with having numerous stakeholders?

Their different viewpoints may not be aligned and can thus cause conflict


eg. keeping labor costs to a minumim to increase profit for shareholders can cause conflict with the emloyees (also stakeholders)

What are 4 qaulities of successful entepreneurs?

- extremely dedicated and passionate about what they do


- not afraid to risk


- confident (knows their s and w)


- able to communicate and organize

What are the different forms of ownership an entrepreneur must choose from once they have a business idea? (6)

1. Sole proprietorship / sole trader


2. Partnership


3. Close Corporation (CC)


4. Non profit company


5. Profit company


6. Co-operatives

What are:


1. Capital requirements?


2. Management and control

Capital Req: The way capital is raised to start the business


Management: how the businesss is managed and controlled

What are formation procedures and tax implications?

Formation: legal requirements involved in starting a business


Tax: who is responsible for paying tax and how is it calculated?

What is legal personality and continuity of existence?

Legal personality: legal right of person(s) to enter contracts for ownership of a property to be sued or sue


Continuity: how change of ownership affects the continue running of the business


What is liability for debts and profit sharing?

Liability: how the debt is shared between owners


Profit sharing: how the profit is divided between owners

What does it mean if a business has legal persona?

It operates as a seperate legal entity to the owners

What is limited and unlimited liability?

Limited: opposite of unlimited (will lose)


Unlimited: when a business is responsible for its debts and owner will not lose belongings if unable to pay debts

What is capital?

Capital: money used to establish a business


Own capital: capital is contributed by owners of business


Borrowed capital: money is obtained from financial institutions and paid back by interest