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Business Forms Flashcards

1
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Different classifications: By economic sector

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Primary sector
Secondary sector
Tertiary sector

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Different classifications: By geographical research

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Local business
National business
Multinational business

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Different classifications: By market type

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Consumer market (B2C)
Industrial market (B2B)
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Different classifications: By owner type

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Private sector

Public sector

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What is unlimited liability?

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Responsible for paying off all of the debts personally if the company can’t make its payments

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What is Limited liability?

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A persons financial liability is limited to a fixed sum, most commonly the value of a person’s investment in a company or partnership

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What is a private limited company?

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“Company” (‘shareholders’)
- Limited liability 
- Incorporated
Aim: growth, profit 
- Sells shares, sales of assets 
- Dividends retained profit
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Pros of private limited company

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  • Limited liability
  • More capital, more shares
  • Control cannot be lost to outsides
  • Pay less tax
  • More credible, confidence from suppliers act
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Cons of private limited company

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  • Publish financial info
  • Profit shares
  • Cannot raise as large as public
  • Less Flexible
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What is public limited company?

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“Company” (‘shareholders’)
- Limited liability 
- Incorporated 
Aim: growth, market share 
- General public can buy shares on stock exchange
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Pros of public limited company

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  • Huge amount of capital raised
  • More credible, confidence from suppliers
  • Exploit economies of scale lower costs, more competitive
  • Dominate market due to size
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Cons of public limited company

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  • Setting up costs are high
  • Outsiders can take control
  • Competitors use info to advantage
  • Legislation (processing of making or enacting laws)
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What is a sole trader?

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“Business”- (‘owners’)
- Unlimited liability 
- Unincorporated
One individual 
Aim: survival
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Pros of a sole trader

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  • Have control
  • Flexible + adopt to change
  • Owner keeps profit
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Cons of a sole trader

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  • Unlimited liability
  • Struggle to raise finance
  • Too small to exploit economies of scale
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What is a partnership?

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“Business”- (‘owners’)
- Unlimited liability 
- Unincorporated 
2 to 20 people
Aim: profit, growth and quality
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Pros of partnership

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  • Specialise in different areas
  • Shared burden
  • More owners, more capital
  • Doesn’t have to publish info
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Cons of partnership

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  • Unlimited liability
  • Share Profit
  • Disagreements
  • Limited growth
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What is a franchise?

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Where a franchiser grants a license (franchise) to another business (franchisee) to allow it to trade using the brand/ business format

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Advantage of franchises

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  • Expand and become more visible
  • Franchisor gives you support
  • Products and services will have already established a market share
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Disadvantages of franchises

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  • Could damage reputation if franchise doesn’t do do well
  • All profits are shared with the franchisor
  • Contracts reduce independence
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What is a franchisor?

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Person who owns idea

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Advantages of franchisor

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  • Fast method for growth
  • Cheaper, as franchisee takes financial risk
  • More motivated then employees
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Disadvantages of franchisor

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  • Profit shared
  • Poor franchisee can damage brand
  • Cost of supporting can be high
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What are cooperatives?

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Business owned by its members

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Advantages of cooperatives

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  • Shares ownership

- Mutual assistance

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Disadvantages of cooperatives

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  • Profits are shared between everyone
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What is a joint venture?

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Business agreement to develop a new corporate identity at a limited period of time

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What is a lifestyle business?

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Aim: to create and sustainable particular level of income for the founders or owners, nothing more
In other words, it’s purpose is to facilitate a particular lifestyle

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What is an online business?

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All activities of the business is using the internet (not only to sell/ buy goods/ services, but also to exchange info)

E.g eBay, Amazon

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What is a social business?

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By selling goods and service in the open market, social enterprises reinvest the money they make back into their business or the community

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Social business (continue)

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This allows them to tackle social problems, improve people’s life chances, support communities and help the environment
So when a social enterprise profits, society profits

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What is a creditor?

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Those owed money by a business

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