Intro to business unit 2

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What is a sole proprietorship?

A business structure where one individual is responsible for all work with unlimited liability and it is very simple to start.

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What is a partnership?

A business owned by two or more people who split the benefits and profits, but also have unlimited liability.

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What defines a corporation?

A large business owned by shareholders that continues to exist independently of its owners, and is taxed at the business level.

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What is a franchise?

A business model that gives authorization to an individual or group to operate a business using the franchisor's trademarks and business model, typically for a high cost.

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What is an LLC?

Limited liability company that combines aspects of sole proprietorships and corporations, offering limited liability to its owners.

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What is the role of lower management?

First level managers who take orders from higher management and supervise employees.

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What is the role of middle management?

Managers who oversee specific groups of departments and execute goals set by upper management.

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What is the role of upper management?

Executives like the president or CEO responsible for the overall control, goal-setting, and success of the business.

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Why are legal documents important in a partnership?

They provide clear rules and define how partners split profits and losses, protecting each partner's rights and financial interests.

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What are the benefits of opening a franchise?

Lower risk of failure and established branding that can generate significant profits.

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What are some downsides of a franchise?

High initial costs and limited control over store operations and creativity.

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Why does a heavy burden fall on upper management?

They are accountable for the company's success and are the public face of the business, receiving backlash for failures.

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How does middle management execute business goals?

They take objectives from upper management and implement them within their specific departments.

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What responsibilities do lower managers have?

They supervise employees and ensure that directives from higher management are carried out.