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Robert answered on Dec 23 2021
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Part 1
1a. Sole proprietor- Advantages
ï‚· It is easy to form
ï‚· Flexibility of operations
ï‚· Low start up costs and personal liability
Disadvantages
ï‚· There is a heavy burden as he has to bear the losses alone
ï‚· Difficulty in raising money.
ï‚· Limited managerial capacity
1b. Partnership
ï‚· Easy to establish a partnership firm
ï‚· Being more than one person it is easy to raise funds
ï‚· Cost effective with specialized skills
Disadvantages
ï‚· The partners are jointly liable for the actions
ï‚· Unlimited liability
ï‚· It has a limited life i.e. it gets dissolved when other partner dies, goes insane etc
ï‚· Non transferability of interest to third party
1c. Private limited company- Advantages
ï‚· It has limited liability i.e. members are liable only to the extent of their contribution
ï‚· There is a continuity in existence
ï‚· More capital can be raised with many members and shareholders
Disadvantages
ï‚· Growth is limited as the maximum number of members is 50
ï‚· The shares cannot be sold and transferability of interest cannot be done without the
permission of shareholders
1d. Public Limited Company-Advantages
ï‚· Limited liability for the shareholders
ï‚· The business has a separate legal liability
ï‚· The company can raise capital as there is no maximum limit for the number of
shareholders
Disadvantages
ï‚· Involves lot of legal formalities to form a public limited company
ï‚· The members who begin the company may lose control.
Cooperative- Advantages
ï‚· It is easy to form a cooperative society
ï‚·...
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