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DIFFERENT TYPES OF BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS & CORPORATE ENTITIES (QUIZ: Part One)

Hi. This quiz covers different types of business organisations and corporate entities run globally in most nations of the world, regardless of their legal jurisdictions. Do enjoy completing the quiz; and afterwards do leave your score, comments and up-vote in the section below. Thanks. Good luck.

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  • Question of

    What is the name of a business entity that is directly and entirely owned by a single person, who runs the business; with, or without any staff, or any organization?

    • Enterprise
    • Franchise
    • Sole Proprietorship
    • Unlimited Company
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    Which type of a business does not have a limited-liability status; but is owned by two or more individuals who may (or may not), have a written agreement setting out their roles, rights and responsibilities?

    • Cooperative
    • Company Limited By Guarantee
    • General Partnership
    • Holding Company
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    What is the name of a company that owns enough voting shares (or stocks) in another firm; and as such, is able to control the management and operations of that 2nd company by influencing (or electing) its board of directors?

    • Subsidiary company
    • Franchise company
    • Parent company
    • Partnership company
  • Question of

    What is the name of a business entity that is set up through a system in which an entrepreneur purchases the rights to start-up, open and run the business from a larger corporation?

    • Cooperative
    • Franchise
    • Limited Partnership
    • Subsidiary Company
  • Question of

    What name is given to: ‘a limited-liability, for-profit, business entity; that is privately owned by its shareholders, who elect a board of directors to direct and run the organisation?

    • Company Limited By Guarantee
    • Private Limited Liability Company
    • Public Limited Liability Company
    • Unlimited Company
  • Question of

    What is the name of a limited-liability, business entity; that has members (but not shareholders) who share decision-making authority in running the organisation?

    • Company Limited By Guarantee
    • Cooperative
    • Private Limited Liability Company
    • Public Limited Liability Company
  • Question of

    Which type of a company is formed for non-commercial purposes; and the members, have no economic rights in the company and guarantee the payment of a nominal amount, if the company goes into insolvent liquidation?

    • Company Limited By Guarantee
    • Public Limited Liability Company
    • Private Limited Liability Company
    • Subsidiary Company
  • Question of

    What is the name of a privately owned, limited-liability, for-profit, business entity with publicly-held shares that are publicly traded (and listed) on a stock exchange?

    • Holding Company
    • Limited Partnership
    • Private Limited Liability Company
    • Public Limited Liability Company
  • Question of

    Which type of business entity has a legal structure that promotes the ideology of economic democracy?

    • Cooperative
    • Franchise
    • Private Limited Liability Company
    • Public Limited Liability Company
  • Question of

    Which type of company has a legal structure where the liability of members (or shareholders) for the debts (if any) of the company are not limited; and the doctrine of a veil of incorporation can not apply?

    • Limited Partnership
    • Parent Company
    • Subsidiary Company
    • Unlimited Company

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