Private Limited Liability Company Structure

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Match the type of company with its characteristic:

Private limited liability company = Shares not available to general public Public limited liability company = Shares traded on public stock exchanges

Match the type of company with its financing source:

Private limited liability company = Relies on personal investments and venture capitalists Public limited liability company = Relies on public stock offerings

Match the type of company with its reporting obligations:

Private limited liability company = Subject to fewer reporting and disclosure obligations Public limited liability company = Subject to more stringent reporting requirements

Match the type of company with its liquidity level:

Private limited liability company = Lower liquidity due to restricted share transfer Public limited liability company = Higher liquidity due to publicly traded shares Signup and view all the answers

Match the type of company with its shareholder base:

Private limited liability company = Shares held by founders or select private investors Public limited liability company = Broad shareholder base including individual and institutional investors Signup and view all the answers

Match the type of company with its management structure:

Private limited liability company = Management typically under a board of directors appointed by shareholders Public limited liability company = More complex management structure compared to private companies Signup and view all the answers

Match the following business structures with their characteristics:

Public Limited Company = Shares are easily transferable, providing liquidity for shareholders Foundation = Purpose is to achieve a social, societal, or idealistic goal Cooperative = Owned and democratically controlled by members Signup and view all the answers

Match the following organizational structures with their oversight mechanisms:

Public Limited Company = Accountable to shareholders and adheres to corporate governance standards Foundation = Board of trustees or directors overseeing operations Cooperative = Members democratically controlling the organization Signup and view all the answers

Match the following business structures with their financial reporting requirements:

Public Limited Company = Detailed financial reporting and regular audits for regulatory compliance Foundation = Maintaining transparency in operations Cooperative = Emphasis on serving specific needs within a community Signup and view all the answers

Match the following business structures with their source of funding:

Public Limited Company = Easily transferable shares for liquidity Foundation = Funded through initial gifts and ongoing contributions Cooperative = Owned and funded by members Signup and view all the answers

Match the following business structures with their tax status:

Public Limited Company = Subject to income tax on earnings Foundation = Exempt from paying income tax if used for charitable activities Cooperative = Tax status dependent on member contributions Signup and view all the answers

Match the following business structures with their profit distribution policy:

Public Limited Company = Profits can be distributed to shareholders Foundation = Reinvest any surplus back into charitable activities Cooperative = Profit distribution based on member voting decisions Signup and view all the answers

Match the following business structures with their longevity strategy:

Public Limited Company = Focused on growth and expansion through share sales Foundation = 'Operating in eternity' principle for continued philanthropic activities Cooperative = Longevity tied to member support and democratic control Signup and view all the answers

Match the following business structures with their primary goal:

Public Limited Company = 'Raising significant capital' as a primary function Foundation = 'To achieve a social, societal, or idealistic goal' principle Cooperative = 'Serving specific needs within a community' as core objective Signup and view all the answers

Match the following organizational models with their decision-making principles:

Public Limited Company = 'Board of directors overseeing management' for decision-making processes Foundation = 'Independent legal entity' governed by board of trustees/directors in decisions Cooperative = 'One member, one vote' concept for democratic control and decision-making Signup and view all the answers

Match the following organizational models with their community-centric approach:

Public Limited Company = 'Raising significant capital' for growth and expansion without community focus Foundation = Ensuring operations align with defined mission and goals for community benefit Cooperative = Blending economic activities with democratic principles and community-centric approach Signup and view all the answers

Match the following characteristics with either cooperatives or associations:

Profits or surpluses distributed based on usage or contribution = Cooperatives Member-driven entities focusing on common interests = Associations Governed by a board of directors or committee elected by members = Associations Tend to reinvest surplus back into the organization = Cooperatives Signup and view all the answers

Match the following challenges with either cooperatives or associations:

Raising capital can be a challenge due to reliance on member contributions = Cooperatives Maintaining active and engaged member participation = Both Facing unique challenges in regulatory environment across different countries = Cooperatives Funding and resource management can be challenging = Associations Signup and view all the answers

Match the following decision-making processes with either cooperatives or associations:

Democratic decision-making process sometimes leads to slower operational decisions = Cooperatives Operated based on a set of bylaws and policies = Associations Inclusive decision-making process ensuring each member's voice is heard = Cooperatives Decisions influenced by elected board of directors or committee = Associations Signup and view all the answers

Match the following benefits and responsibilities with either cooperatives or associations:

Access to exclusive resources and networking opportunities = Associations Responsibilities like paying dues or actively participating in activities = Associations May have limitations on external investments = Cooperatives Qualify for tax-exempt status if operating for charitable purposes = Associations Signup and view all the answers

Match the following income handling methods with either cooperatives or associations:

Any surplus usually reinvested back into the organization = Cooperatives Can opt to earn income but reinvest it for organization objectives = Associations Income distribution as profits to members not a common practice = Cooperatives Reliance on membership dues, grants, or donations for funding = Associations Signup and view all the answers