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Which of the following has a restriction on the number of owners, members, or stockholders?


A) S-corporation
B) Not-for-profit corporation
C) Open corporation
D) Limited-liability company
E) Cooperative

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Assume that you are a corporate manager and that a corporate raider is trying to take over your company. What steps could you follow to avoid the takeover?

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Why do farmers join cooperatives?

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Recently there have been several mergers involving Big Four accounting firms. One such merger involved the firms of Arthur Young and Ernst & Whinney, who combined to form Ernst & Young. This is an example of a


A) joint venture.
B) horizontal merger.
C) vertical merger.
D) syndicate.
E) conglomerate merger.

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A corporation chartered in Kansas and doing business in Kansas is known as a domestic corporation.

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A ____ is a form that enables stockholders to allow someone else to vote for them.


A) waiver
B) rights transfer
C) proxy
D) voter registration
E) dividend

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About 85 percent of all business firms in the United States are sole proprietorships.

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A voluntary association of two or more people acting as co-owners of a business is known as a


A) partnership.
B) corporation.
C) sole proprietorship.
D) conglomerate.
E) syndicate.

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Financial experts agree that takeovers enhance corporate profitability and productivity.

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Which of the following would least likely be stated in the articles of partnership?


A) Who will make the final decisions
B) How much each partner will invest
C) What the duties of each partner are
D) What products the company will sell
E) What will happen if a partner dies or wants to dissolve the partnership

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Why is the concept of unlimited liability a concern for the sole proprietor?

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Joint ventures are created for a specific purpose and dissolved when that purpose is achieved.

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All of the following are disadvantages that Sean should consider before entering a partnership agreement with his cousin except


A) lack of continuity.
B) effects of disagreements with his cousin.
C) the inability to get out the money he invests.
D) unlimited liability.
E) double taxation.

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Goodwill Industries is an example of a(n)


A) LLC.
B) syndicate.
C) cooperative.
D) not-for-profit corporation.
E) S-corporation.

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Profits of a large corporation are taxed twice, once as corporate income and again as personal income of stockholders.

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A master limited partnership is taxed like a corporation.

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Glenn owns and operates a large hardware store in Missouri that employs about fifty people. He delegates some of the decision making to two managers, but he remains the only owner. Glenn's business is organized as a


A) corporation.
B) partnership.
C) sole proprietorship.
D) limited partnership.
E) limited-liability corporation.

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With regard to limited-liability companies, which of the following statements is false?


A) Many experts believe that an LLC is nothing more than an S-corporation.
B) An LLC can have no more than 100 stockholders.
C) An LLC avoids double taxation.
D) An LLC provides limited-liability protection to the personal assets of the owners.
E) When compared to regular corporations, there are fewer government regulations that apply to LLCs.

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Because of limited liability, individuals are more willing to invest in corporations than in other forms of business.

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The retail card and gift shop chain that Heidi started has since been incorporated. Which of the following best describes the limited liability that Heidi has as the primary stockholder in this corporation?


A) Heidi has no responsibility if the business fails and will still be able to get her initial investment back.
B) Heidi may have to give up her car and house if the corporation fails in order to cover the debts of the corporation.
C) The other stockholders will be able to seize Heidi's personal money but not her primary residence in the event that the business fails.
D) Heidi's personal assets will be protected in the event that the corporation fails, although she could lose her entire investment.
E) Heidi will only be liable for losses that develop from decisions she made about the daily business operations.

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