partnership
what is the 4 basic pattern of business ownership Sole Proprietorship- operated by one individual Partnership- voluntary decision made by 2 or more individuals Corporation- five or more people Cooperative- owned by 15 or more people
1.) nature of business 2.) the extent of capital 3.) Number of people 4.) prevailing business climate/government policies 5.) Business knowledge
A business that is owned by 2 or 20 people is called a partnership. A business that is owned by 2 or 50 people is called a private company and a business that is owned by unlimited number of people is called a public company.
I'm guessing its called a partnership business
a corporation
They become part of the ownership group.
what is the 4 basic pattern of business ownership Sole Proprietorship- operated by one individual Partnership- voluntary decision made by 2 or more individuals Corporation- five or more people Cooperative- owned by 15 or more people
Factory workers
The ownership of land. It was called fief.
partners.... I think that's what I read in a Christmas carol
1.) nature of business 2.) the extent of capital 3.) Number of people 4.) prevailing business climate/government policies 5.) Business knowledge
A business that is owned by 2 or 20 people is called a partnership. A business that is owned by 2 or 50 people is called a private company and a business that is owned by unlimited number of people is called a public company.
A partnership involves 2 or more people that have ownership in a business. It doesn't need to be equal ownership but it does mean each party in the partnership has some official ownership in the business. A sole proprietorship is owned by one individual who makes all the decisions and has sole responsibility for all aspects of the business. In both cases, they have legal and accounting responsibilities.
The dividends encourage the people to buy shares in the company as they would receive a share of the profits made by business they invested in.
representative democracy.
labor
appeals to people who want to own a business, but are not comfortable starting a company from scratch.