Types of Organizations in Business

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Which of these sectors are part of the economy? (Select all that apply)

  • Private (correct)
  • Public (correct)
  • Retail
  • Third (correct)

Which of the following is not a type of private sector business?

  • Public corporation (correct)
  • Multinational company
  • Sole trader
  • Franchise

A charity is an example of a private sector organization.

False (B)

Name one aim of the private sector.

<p>Maximize profits</p> Signup and view all the answers

Public sector organizations include local councils and __________ corporations.

<p>public</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following types of businesses with their categories:

<p>Sole trader = Private sector Public corporation = Public sector Charity = Third sector Franchise = Private sector</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Types of Organizations

  • Three sectors of economy:
    • Private
    • Public
    • Third
  • Types of Businesses
    • Private sector:
      • Sole traders
      • Partnerships
      • Private Limited Companies (Ltd)
      • Public Limited Companies (PLC)
      • Multinational companies
      • Franchises
    • Public sector:
      • Government
      • Local council (government)
      • Public corporations
    • Third sector:
      • Charities
      • Voluntary organizations
      • Social enterprises
      • Co-operatives

Private Sector Aims

  • Maximize profits: Profit is the difference between earnings and expenses.
  • Turn innovative ideas into successful businesses: Identify unmet needs in the market
  • Expand the business to grow: Increase revenues, market share, and brand awareness.

Private Sector Examples

  • Private Limited companies (Ltd): Privately held companies with limited liability for their owners
  • Public Limited companies (PLC): Shares are publicly traded on stock exchanges, offering wider ownership.
  • Franchises: A business grants a license to another party to reproduce its business model.

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