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The images consist of drawings rather than textual documents.
The images consist of drawings rather than textual documents.
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What is the common subject depicted in both images?
What is the common subject depicted in both images?
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The close-up images depict _____ which primarily consist of text.
The close-up images depict _____ which primarily consist of text.
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Limited Liability vs. Unlimited Liability Businesses
- Businesses can have either limited or unlimited liability, impacting owner responsibility.
- Unlimited liability businesses: No legal distinction between the owner(s) and the business. Owners are personally liable for all business debts.
- Limited liability businesses: Legal separation between the business and the owners. Owners are not personally liable for business debts beyond their investment.
Advantages of Unlimited Liability
- Simpler setup and management.
- Owners retain complete control.
- Fewer regulatory hurdles than limited liability structures.
Disadvantages of Unlimited Liability
- Owners are personally liable for all business debts.
- Personal assets are at risk if the business fails or incurs debts.
- Can pose challenges attracting investment or funding.
Advantages of Limited Liability
- Limited financial risk for owners (personal assets protected).
- Easier to attract investors as liability is limited.
- More complex setup and management compared to unlimited liability structures.
Disadvantages of Limited Liability
- Business operations must comply with regulations.
- More stringent record-keeping and reporting requirements.
- Legal separation from the business may complicate legal issues.
Financing Options for Unlimited Liability Businesses
- Personal savings
- Retained profits
- Mortgages (using personal property as collateral)
- Unsecured bank loans
- Peer-to-peer lending (P2P)
- Crowd funding
- Bank overdrafts
- Grants
Financing Options for Limited Liability Businesses
- Share capital
- Debentures
- Retained profits
- Venture capital
- Business angels
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Explore the key differences between limited and unlimited liability businesses in this quiz. Understand the advantages and disadvantages of each structure and how they impact owner responsibility and financial risk. Test your knowledge on which type of business ownership might be suitable for different scenarios.
