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    This document provides definitions and questions about different forms of business organization. It defines key terms like shareholders, mutuals, unincorporated businesses, market capitalization, private limited companies, and dividends. It asks questions to match these terms with their definitions. It also includes questions about business sectors, the characteristics of different business types like companies and sole traders, and anagrams and explanations related to businesses.

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    Forms of business organisation

    Q1 Match the term with the definition

    1. Shareholder A. The current value of a company calculated by share price x


    number of shares issued
    2. Mutual B. A share of profits allocated to shareholders
    3. Unincorporated C. A business owned by shareholders which cannot sell shares
    on the stock market
    4. Market D. A business which is not registered with Companies House
    Capitalisation
    5. Private Limited E. Someone who invests capital in exchange for a part
    Company ownership in a company

    6. Dividend F. A business jointly owned by all its members and existing for
    the benefit of its members rather than making profit

    Q2 What is the word formed by the first letter of each term defined below?
    3.1 A non-profit organisation often funded by donations

    3.2 The liability of owners in a traditional partnership business

    3.3 The sector of society which includes the National Health Service and Police force

    3.4 The place in London where shares are bought and sold in plc’s

    Q3 Fill in the gaps

    In the sector there are businesses owned by private individuals. These include
    ____ traders, partnerships and private and public limited . Companies are
    _______ meaning they have become a separate legal entity from the owners, can sue and
    be sued in law and the owners of shares have liability meaning they can only lose
    the amount invested in the business. Unincorporated businesses like sole traders and
    partnerships have the risk of unlimited for the owner meaning they can lose
    personal if the businesses gets into financial problems. Public sector
    organisations are owned by ,either local or national.

    Choose from: possessions, companies, government, liability, sole, private, incorporated,


    limited

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    Forms of business organisation

    Q4 Solve the anagrams


    4.1 A one man band? READER LOST

    4.2 Value of a plc KART ME ANTIPASTO CILIA

    4.3 Reward for an investor I DID VEND

    4.4 Owner in a Ltd HERALD HORSE

    Q5 Briefly explain why


    5.1 Virgin Group many have wanted to be a private limited company when diversifying into
    new areas like train franchises and space travel

    5.2 Many plc’s in the UK are reluctant to devote huge funds to Research and Development

    5.3 Share prices in plc’s are likely to fall after a profit warning

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