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Identify business and organization forms from how they are owned and operated.
#us_hs_economics
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Three hundred farmers jointly own a grain elevator where they market crops, and the farmers share its earnings. What kind of organization is it?
Maya owns one location of a sandwich chain, pays the chain for its name and system, and follows its operating rules. What type of business is her location?
A community theater has no owners to receive profits. Money left after expenses supports future performances and arts programs. What type of organization is it?
A software firm is owned by many people who bought shares, and its board may authorize dividends from earnings. What business form is this?
Darius alone owns a lawn-care company, makes all decisions, and keeps its profits after paying expenses. What business form does he operate?
Two engineers jointly own a design firm, share its earnings, and both help manage it. What business form is their firm?
Shoppers pay a membership fee to own a grocery store, vote for its board, and receive patronage refunds when the store has earnings. What is the store?
Luis pays an initial fee and ongoing royalties to operate a hotel under a national brand's standards. What is Luis's role?
A coffee company licenses its name, recipes, and operating procedures to independently owned shops that pay fees. What is the coffee company in this relationship?
A gym owner becomes a franchisee and must use the franchisor's required equipment, pricing rules, and advertising. What does the owner gain in exchange?
A restaurant owner sends 6 percent of monthly sales to the brand owner for continued use of its name and system. What is this payment called?
Tara could open an independent pizza shop or pay to use a chain's brand and required menu. If she chooses the chain, what independence does she trade away?
A dairy is owned by local dairy farmers who use it to process and sell their milk, then share earnings. What type of cooperative is it?
Members jointly own a credit union, elect its board, and use its banking and loan services. What kind of cooperative is this?
Members of a food cooperative each pay a membership fee and vote for the board. A proposed change is approved by member vote. Why do members have that vote?
Several independent hardware stores form a cooperative that buys inventory in bulk for them at lower prices. Who owns the cooperative?
A nonprofit animal shelter pays no federal income tax on the donations it receives. Which feature of many nonprofits explains this?
A museum organized as a nonprofit earns money from admissions after covering expenses. Why may it not issue dividends to investors?
A nonprofit clinic ends the year with excess revenue. It plans to buy medical equipment and build a reserve for future patient services. Why is this plan consistent with nonprofit status?
Families give money to a youth sports nonprofit that is recognized as a charity. What does this status usually let the donors do?
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Starting a Business: Costs, Capital and Break-Even
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