
Chapter 1 Types of Businesses Unit 3
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______________ is a restriction on the amount of money that owners can lose if the firm goes bankrupt
Unlimited liability
Personal liability
Limited liability
Shared liability
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When the business owner is personally responsible for any loss the business makes.
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Multiple Select
Identify features of a Sole Trader
Simplest and cheapest form of business structure
Gives owner full control of business decisions
Has limited liability
Can employ people to help with the running of the business
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Multiple Choice
The following features describe which type of business structure:
Shared profits
Unlimited Liability
2 or more owners
Trust
Partnership
Company
Government Business Enterprise
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A _______________ is a business owned by shareholders with limited liability but whose shares cannot be sold to the public
partnership
private limited company
public limited company
corporation
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A _____________ is an incorporated business that allows the public to buy and sell shares on a stock exchange
cooperative
private limited company
public-private partnership
public limited company
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Multiple Choice
Business owned by shareholders is
Partnership
Sole proprietorship
Corporation
Franchise
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__________ refers to a business that is owned by the shareholders. A certificate of incorporation gives the company a separate legal identity from its owners.
Public sector company
Social enterprise
Corporation
Partnership
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Multiple Choice
Public Sector Enterprises are owned by ?
State Government
Central Government
Both of these
None of these
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Multiple Select
___________ are revenue-generating businesses with an altruistic mission - and any profits are used to support this mission.
Cooperatives
Social enterprises
Partnerships
Public-private partnerships
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of a social enterprise?
SBB
Swisscom
Swipes for the Homeless
UBS
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________ are for-profit enterprises set up, owned and operated by employees, workers or producers.
State-owned enterprises
Public-private partnerships
Cooperatives
Corporations
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Multiple Select
The members of a Co-operative Society have
Unlimited liability
Limited liability
Joint and Several liability
Joint liability
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Multiple Select
__________ are non-profit social enterprises that provide voluntary support for good causes
Partnerships
Charities
Corporations
Social enterprises
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Multiple Choice
Joint Venture means two or more parties co-operate on a particular project without forming a permanent business entity.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following description is more likely to reflect the characteristic of a joint venture?
The venturers cannot have their own business besides the venture.
It will end immediately when the business is completed.
Two parties joint together to make a continuing business.
It is limited to the business of two parties only.
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Private Limited Companies are very different from partnerships and sole traders
They have the following features:
* A company owned by at least 2 shareholders
* Shares are sold privately to friends and family who invest money into the business. They receive DIVIDENDS in return
* Shareholders have LIMITED LIABILITY
* Shareholders vote for a board of directors, who run the business
* The company has Ltd (UK), GmbH (CH), LLC (USA)) in its name
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an advantage of a private limited company?
You can sell shares openly to anybody around the world
You can gain more sales as the business is well known
You can choose your own shareholders that are suitable for the business
They have unlimited liability
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Public Limited Companies are the biggest type of private businesses in the UK. They have the following features:
* Shares are sold on the London Stock Exchange
* Shareholders have LIMITED LIABILITY
* Shareholders vote for a board of directors, who run the business
* The company has the words Plc (UK), AG (CH), Inc. (USA) in its name
* Accounts must be published, and made available to anyone who wants to see them
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Multiple Select
Advantage(s) of a public limited company
They get free food.
They can tell private limited companies what to do.
IPO (Initial Public Offering) can raise an enormous amount of funds for the company.
Shares are easily transferrable.
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Multiple Choice
Which of following is a disadvantage of a public limited company?
Unlimited liability
Large sums of money can be raised
The business is at risk of takeover
Limited liability
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