Business Structures
Management Levels
Advantages & Disadvantages
Legal Aspects
Franchises & Non-Profits
100

What is a business owned by one person?

Sole Proprietorship

100

What level of management is responsible for setting company goals and planning for the future?

 Top-Level Management

100

What is one advantage of a sole proprietorship?

Full control, keeps all profit, easy to start

100

What document should partnerships create to outline rights, responsibilities, and profit distribution?

Partnership Agreement

100

A business model where someone operates a location under an established brand.

What is a franchise?

200

What is a business owned by two or more people who share profits?

Partnership

200

Who reports to top managers and oversees different departments?

Middle-Level Management

200

What is one disadvantage of a sole proprietorship?

Unlimited liability, hard to get high-quality employees, responsible for all debts

200

What does LLC stand for?

Limited Liability Company

200

What is one perk of owning a franchise?

Brand recognition, established business model, and support from the franchiser

300

What type of business is owned by multiple shareholders and does not dissolve when ownership changes?

Corporation

300

Which management level supervises employees and ensures daily tasks are completed?

Low-Level Management 

300

What is one advantage of a partnership?

Shared workload, combined skills, easy to establish

300

Why is liability important in business?

It determines who is legally responsible for debts and damages

300

What is one downside to owning a franchise?

Lack of independence, high initial fees, ongoing royalties

400

What type of business combines elements of a partnership and a corporation?

LLC

400

Name one job title for a Middle-Level Manager.

General Manager, Department Head, Regional Manager, Director (Mr. Wiltrout) 

400

What is one disadvantage of a partnership?

Split profits, responsible for partner’s debts, potential disagreements

400

What does a corporation sell to raise capital?

Stocks

400

How is a non-profit different from a for-profit business?

It focuses on a cause instead of making money

500

What business structure allows someone to use an established brand’s name while following strict guidelines?

Franchise

500

What is one key responsibility of a Top-Level Manager?

Studying competition, setting business strategies, making major decisions

500

What is a major advantage of a corporation?

Can raise money by selling stocks, does not dissolve when ownership changes

500

What is a major legal advantage of forming an LLC?

It protects personal assets like houses and cars from business debts

500

What is the biggest challenge for non-profit businesses?

Securing funding through donations and grants instead of profit

600

Which business structure is designed to focus on a cause rather than making a profit?

Non-Profit Organization

600

What is a key responsibility of a Low-Level Manager?

Supervising employees, ensuring work is completed, handling day-to-day operations

600

What is a disadvantage of a corporation?

Government regulation, taxed twice, expensive to start

600

Why does the government closely regulate corporations?

Because they have many employees and financial responsibilities

600

What is a common type of non-profit organization?

Charities, schools, religious organizations

700

What is the main reason an entrepreneur might choose an LLC over a sole proprietorship?

To protect their personal assets from business debts.

700

Why is it important for Top-Level Managers to study the competition?

To stay competitive and make informed strategic decisions.

700

What is the biggest financial risk of running a sole proprietorship?

The owner is personally responsible for all business debts

700

What happens if a partnership does not have a legal agreement?

Disputes over profits, ownership, responsibilities, and liability

700

How does a franchisee pay the franchiser?

By paying franchise fees and royalties