The illustration above is a "double bubble" map,
but we want a triple bubble for this exercise.
You will use your triple bubble map to compare and
contrast the characteristics of the three types of business
organizations. So please begin by drawing the three center bubbles as
shown below.
Then, using sections one through three of
chapter eight in your textbook and/or your notes on business
organizations, please place the following descriptors appropriately on
the bubble map. That is, a description that applies to both a sole
proprietorship and a partnership should be listed between those two
ovals somewhere (above or below does not matter). A descriptor that
applies only to corporations, on the other hand, should be listed to the
right of the corporations oval.
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separate legal entity
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sells stocks
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sells bonds
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long life
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limited life
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easy to set up
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difficult to set up
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easy to raise capital
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difficult to raise capital
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limited liability
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unlimited liability
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joint and several liability
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flexible decision making
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keeps all profits
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must share profits
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profits are taxed once
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profits are taxed twice
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difficult to become large
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easy to become large
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limited managerial experience
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substantial managerial experience
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easy to attract top talent
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difficult to attract top talent
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