Why does a business exist (Ch2)

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What is the name of the sector where organisations are owned, financed and run by individuals?
Private Sector Organisations
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Who owns and operates Public sector organisations?
The state / government
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Give two examples of public sector organisations that offer essential services in the UK that are free at the point of delivery
Education / Health care / Police / Street Lighting
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How are these public sector organisations usually funded?
Taxation
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What sector can you find both incorporated and unincorporated businesses?
Private Sector
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If an organisation is seen legally as having a separate identity to the owners, what is it said to be?
Incorporated
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What type of liability does a sole trader have?
Unlimited
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A private limited company issued 500 shares valued at £2 each when it set up. Bob is one of 5 shareholders who each own 100 shares. Bob has paid in full for 75% of his shares. If the company goes bust, what is the maximum that Bob must pay?
£50
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What type of organisation has the correct legal structure to sell shares on the Stock Exchange?
Public Limited Company
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What must a private limited company have after the company name?
LTD
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Few of the companies that stopped trading as public limited companies did so due to financial failure. Give a more specific reason why some do this?
Market analysis / regulatory requirement costs
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What is the name for a payment made by a company to its shareholders out of the profits earned?
Dividends
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If a company issues 50,000 shares in December 2014 at a price of £3 each, what will its ordinary share capital be?
£50,000
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By the following June, the Stock Exchange quotes the share price as now being £4.50 each. If all shares are sold and fully paid up, what will the market capitalisation be?
£225,000
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What is the name for a person, company or other institution that owns at least one share in a company?
Shareholder
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What % of ordinary shares does a shareholder have to own to guarantee overall control of the company?
51%
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What does AGM stand for?
Annual General Meeting
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What type of organisation is required to hold an AGM?
Public Sector Organisation
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Charities, trade unions and trusts are examples of what type of business form?
Non-Profit organisation
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Non-profit organisations belong to what sector?
Third Sector
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Who owns and operates Public sector organisations?

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The state / government

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Give two examples of public sector organisations that offer essential services in the UK that are free at the point of delivery

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How are these public sector organisations usually funded?

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What sector can you find both incorporated and unincorporated businesses?

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