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A) the amount of their investment
B) the amount of business capital
C) the amount of their shared profits
D) the amount of their personal assets
E) the amount of his/her share of the profits
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A) conglomeration
B) proxy fight
C) tender offer
D) synergistic value
E) cooperative takeover
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A) limited liability company
B) corporation
C) sole proprietorship
D) separate legal entity
E) illegal endeavour
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A) investor
B) general partner
C) unlimited partner
D) limited partner
E) sole partner
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A) making major business and financing decisions
B) authorizing the issuance of stock
C) electing corporate officers
D) electing a board of directors
E) organizing annual meetings
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A) general partnership
B) sole proprietorship
C) cooperative
D) not-for-profit corporation
E) C corporation
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A) Provisions to remove a partner's ownership interest are necessary so the business would not have to end.
B) Determining the allocation of profits to new, junior partners is important to eliminate future potential conflicts.
C) Responsibilities must be clearly delineated to avoid the possibility of one partner overstepping his or her bounds.
D) As the partnership matures and ages, defining how profits and losses will be distributed must be made.
E) In a partnership of two, where the possibility of a deadlock is likely, we should provide for a trusted associate to act as an acting third "partner" whose sole responsibility is to be the tiebreaker.
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A) S corporation
B) C corporation
C) general partnership
D) sole proprietorship
E) master limited partnership
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A) S corporations enable owners to avoid the problem of double taxation.
B) S corporations can have an unlimited number of owners.
C) S corporations must have fewer than 5 employees.
D) S corporation are easier to set up than sole proprietorships and partnerships.
E) S corporations have unlimited liability.
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A) Not-for-profits do not pay their employees.
B) Not-for-profits cannot be organized for any person's private gain.
C) Not-for-profits have to dissolve when the owner leaves or dies.
D) Not-for-profits cannot hire executive officers to run the business.
E) Not-for-profits do not need to keep complete books and records.
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A) amount of liability of owners
B) taxation process used by owners
C) number of government forms required for establishment
D) number of people contributing resources
E) revenue potential
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