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An entrepreneur who opens a franchise must

A
assume debts.
B
keep profits.
C
offer training.
D
select sites.
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fees
B
taxes
C
insurance
D
interest
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Entrepreneurs who want to open a franchise

b
buys the rights from the parent company and creates his or her own rules.
b
buy the rights from the parent company and invest in a location approved by the parent company.
i
invest in a location and create a business model for the franchise.
i
invest in a location and develop a trademark for the franchise.
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Which are examples of sole proprietorships? Check all that apply.lawyers working for a corporationdoctors in a partnershipindependent workersfranchise restaurants in a partnershiptax preparer working his own businessfreelance writers

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lawyers working for a corporation
d
doctors in a partnership
i
independent workers
f
franchise restaurants in a partnership
t
tax preparer working his own business
f
freelance writers
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Cooperatives save members money by

p
purchasing supplies and services as a group.
s
securing financing from banks as a group.
c
charging more to sell their products as a group.
s
sharing all profits democratically as a group.
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The most common business organizations in the United States are

p
partnerships.
s
sole proprietorships.
c
corporations.
f
franchises.
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Franchises are attractive to business owners because

t
they have a proven business model.
t
they are typically inexpensive to buy.
t
they get to keep all profits.
t
they come with very little risk.
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What happens to earnings in a cooperative?

T
They are used to pay middlemen for services.
T
They are shared with member owners.
T
They are used to buy more stock for members.
T
They are shared with customers through dividends.
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Which best describes the difference between sole proprietorships and partnerships?

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Sole proprietors keep all profits and have unlimited liability, while partners split profits and share liabilities.
S
Sole proprietors share responsibilities, while partners are responsible for only a portion of the business.
S
Sole proprietors split profits and share liabilities, while partners keep all profits and have unlimited liability.
S
Sole proprietors pay taxes only on business profits, while partners do not have to pay taxes on profits.

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