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What is the minimum number of members of a group needed to transact business called?
The minimum number of members of a group needed to transact business is called a "quorum." A quorum is typically defined by the governing rules of the organization, and it ensures that enough members are present to make decisions and conduct official business. The specific number or percentage required for a quorum can vary depending on the type of organization and its bylaws.
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What is The majority of members needed to legally transact business?
There is not absolute number. The minimum needed is set by by the organisation and is called a quorum
A business organization that is owned by its members is called what?
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What is the name of the magazine for fbla members?
Tomorrows Business Leaders. Your chapter adviser should get copies of them for the members of your chapter, in the Fall, and in the Winter
What is the minimum number of members who must be present to permit a legislative body to take official action?
The minimum amount of members is called the quorum.
In order to do business Congress must have a majority of its members present This is called a?
quorum
How many congress members make up the law?
It is called a Quorum It isn't only not making laws, if the minimum number of members is not present, congress cannot even talk about passing a bill. (Most history books call this "doing business")
How many members must be present to conduct business in each house what is it called?
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What is a business owned by members and managed in their interest is called?
A business owned by members and managed in their interest is called a cooperative, or co-op. In a cooperative, members typically share profits, decision-making, and resources, promoting mutual benefits and community welfare. This structure allows members to have a direct say in the operations and direction of the business, aligning it with their collective interests. Examples include credit unions, agricultural co-ops, and housing cooperatives.
What is a partner in charge?
In a business or commercial scenario - if a business is a partnership, one of the two partners will generally be named/elected/delegated as the 'Managing Partner' (Partner in Charge) who will be the front-man for all the business the company may transact. The other partner may assume some other 'low-key' position such as the financial and/or administrative (the so-called 'back office') duties.
What types of risk are involved in extending credit to business?
The risk of lending on character is called moral risk. Business risk involves lending on capacity. The risk of lending on capital is called property risk. An ideal business borrower will combine a minimum of each.
Which of the following is the general obligation derived from the system of free enterprise that is sometimes called the moral minimum?
be honest and fair in all business
What is the minimum number of members who must be present to conduct the proceeding of the Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha?
This is called 'Quorum' and this must be one tenth of the total number of the members of the house.
