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Sole Proprietorship
-Most common form of business organization in U.S.
-A business owned and operated by a single person
Financial Capital
money needed to run a business or enable it to grow larger
Partnership
-Owned by two or more people
-Fewer than any other business
-No corporate income tax
-Legal stucture is complex
Corporation
-Business recognized by law that has many of the rights and responsibilities of an individual
Charter
-Must get one to have a corp.
-Gov doc granting permission to organize
Board of directors
stockholders elect to act on their behalf
Double taxation
paying twice on corporate profits
Cooperatives
non profit organization.
-A voluntary associaton of people formed to carry on some kind of economic activity that serves to benefit its members
Labor union
group of workers who ban together to work to get better pay and conditions
International unions
canada/mexico
Closed shop
must be in union to be hired
Union shop
have to become part of union once u begin working
Right to work laws
Prevent unions from forcing u to join union
Modified union shop
ur choice to join
collective bargaining
process by which unions and employers negotiate the conditions of employment
Mediation
bring in 3rd party to listen to argument and tries to help meet an agreement
Arbitration
3rd party listens to both sides then decides how to settle agreement
Strike
All workers dont come to work
Lockout
Company blocks workers from entering building until they agree to accept its contract terms