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Nostrana [21]
3 years ago
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Webster is a talented baker and has a degree in business management. He wants to own his own chain of incorporated bakeries one

day. What obstacle does he face to starting a corporation right away?a. High up-front costsb. Lack of expertisec. Risk to personal assetsd. Sole liability
Business
1 answer:
Ludmilka [50]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: High up-front costs.

Explanation:

Webster's limitation to owning a chain of incorporated bakeries would be the high up-front cost or capital needed to start up the company.

The up-front costs as in the case of the question is the money needed to start up the bakery company.

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Add Desired Closing Inventory                      30,000                15,000

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Less Desired Opening Inventory                  (25,000)              (10,000)

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