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mamaluj [8]
4 years ago
7

Amanda wants to start a business to sell handmade jewelry. She is very competent at making the jewelry and teaching others to ma

ke it, and she has saved a reasonable amount of money to start the business. Who of the following would make the best partner for Amanda?
A. Courtney, an artist with a real flair for new-age jewelry design
B. Paula, Amanda's best friend who is fun to hang out with and good at solving problems
C. Gwyn, who has business experience with accounting, management, and marketing
D. Michelle, who used to work at the jewelry counter at a department store
E. Georgina, an engineer with industrial management experience but no money
Business
2 answers:
rusak2 [61]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:C. Gwyn, who has business experience with accounting, management, and marketing

Explanation: Starting a new business requires certain competence which includes the competent knowledge of the Business to venture in and the knowledge of accounting and business management.

Gwyn, who has business experience with accounting, management, and marketing will be a good fit with Amanda, as Amanda will gain from the wealth of experience of Gwyn in business management and accounting.

Verdich [7]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Option C Gwyn, who has business experience with accounting, management, and marketing

Explanation:

Amanda is familiar with the management role and all she requires is a person who can manage its accounts, marketing its products, business experience and a person who has good knowledge of filing his returns. Fortunately we have Gwyn who handle all these problems. So he is the best option for Amanda to increase its business sales and reduce costs.

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