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Answer:
Sole proprietorship:
Advantage: is very easy to establish, and gives total control to the owner.
Disadvantage: the sole owner is personally liable in case of bankruptcy.
Partnership:
Advantage: involve two or more people, meaning that capital is likely to be higher. Gives tax benefits to partners.
Disadvantage: partners are also personally liable in case of bankruptcy.
Corporation:
Advantage: a corporation is legally, a separate entity from its stockholders, meaning that stockholders are not personally liable in case of bankruptcy. Corporations can also grow to include a large number of people (stockholders).
Disadvantage: they are more difficult to start than other types of business entities, and are more closely inspected.
Limited Liability Company:
Advantage: they combine the pass-through characteristics of partnerships with the limited liability of corporations.
Disadvantage: they are not necessarily as profitable as corporations.
Answer
In series, the answer of 'this is his' is:
- Principal Amount
- Interest
- Total amount
- Compound interest
Explanation:
- Kevin deposit $100 in a savings bank account, this is his principal. Principal is the initial amount that a person deposit in his account.
- Kevin's money earn 5 percent. the $5 he earn is the interest. Interest is the earning that a person earn on the overall amount deposited.
- Kevin's money worth is $105, this is his total accrued amount. Acquired amount= Principal + Interest
- The interest Kevin earn in first year is the interest in subsequent years. this is called compound interest.
Answer:
Finland delivers a baby box to expectant mothers
Answer:
C. Non - profit
Explanation:
Consumer markets - these are companies selling mass consumer goods and services like drinks, cosmetics etc. Market where people purchase things for consumption rather than further sale.
Business market - this is where companies purchase raw materials, natural resources and other components needed for production process.
Global markets - Companies in the global marketplace navigate cultural, language, legal, and political differences while deciding which countries to enter, how to enter each (as exporter, licenser, joint venture partner, contract manufacturer, or solo manufacturer), how to adapt product and service features to each country, how to set prices, and how to communicate in different cultures.
Non - profit - Companies selling to nonprofit organizations with limited purchasing power. These non profits organizations are unable to purchase somethings at prevailing price increases. Non profit may include universities, churches etc.
