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Finance & Accounting
Business Structures
100

Who are the members of a board of directors?

People elected by stockholders

100

Coral owns a gymnastics studio that teaches children and young adults to do gymnastics. What does Coral's business produce?

Intangible outputs

100

What financial analysis method involves comparing the same items on a company's financial statements for two or more periods?

Horizontal analysis

100

Who are the primary stakeholders influencing corporate governance?

The board of directors

200

When businesses divide the change in total revenue by the marginal product, what are they calculating?

Marginal revenue

200

Wellston Industries wants to compare the current business situation with a target situation. What tool will help Wellston obtain the information that it wants?

Gap analysis

200

What economic concept influences the cost of the production process?

Economies of scale

200

What form of business ownership must obtain a charter from the state in which it operates?

Corporation

300

What is a liability?

A claim a creditor has against a business's assets

300

John would like to be a business owner, has the money to invest, and wants to limit his liability. He does not have time to participate in the day-to-day operations of the business. What type of business ownership would you recommend?

Open corporation

300

What is a benefit of debt financing when starting a business?

You have control over how the money is spent

300

What are the internal and external controls, policies, and guidelines for reaching goals while meeting stakeholder's needs are all common elements of?

Corporate governance structures

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