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11 Business 1.2 Types of Business
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1What would be an advantage of a business being registered as a sole trader?
- AIt may have restrictions on the amount of money that it could borrow
- BThe owner is responsible for all the decisions affecting the business
- CThe personal assets of the owner could be sold in the event that the owner is unable to meet the financial obligations of the business
- DFunds used to operate the business are generally provided by the owner
2How may a public company be best defined?
- AA business that is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and has ownership open to all members of the public
- BA business that is owned and operated by government
- CA business that is open for ownership by a select group of people
- DA government business that is in the process of being sold to private investors
3Jannon purchases shares in a public company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. What is the name given to the income that Jannon would receive from this?
- AProfit
- BYield
- CReturn on Investment
- DDividend
4Stephanie is employed by Arnott’s to prepare and mix ingredients as part of the process of making biscuits. Which industry does Stephanie work in?
- APrimary
- BSecondary
- CTertiary
- DQuaternary
5Each year a public company must release a document to its shareholders outlining the financial performance of the business over the past year. What is this report known as?
- AProspectus
- BAnnual Report
- CFinancial Accounts Summary
- DShareholder Report
6What is the process of organising and operating a government business enterprise on private sector principles known as?
- ACorporatisation
- BPrivatisation
- CNationalisation
- DEntrepreneurship
7What is the name given to businesses that are registered as legal entities separate from their owners?
- ASole Traders
- BUnincorporated Businesses
- CIncorporated Businesses
- DPrivate Companies
8Paperlix is a medium-sized private company that specialises in the production of recycled paper. It is considering the possibility of becoming a public company. What would be an advantage of this?
- AThe business would move from an unlimited liability to a limited liability company
- BIt would be able to access external funds for future growth and expansion strategies
- CExisting shareholders would remain responsible for the long-term and day-to-day operations of the business
- DThe business would move from an incorporated business entity to an unincorporated business entity
9What would be a primary aim of a public sector business?
- ATo provide essential services to the community that, for various reasons, the private sector does not supply
- BTo achieve a profit on the services that it provides to the community
- CTo compete with private sector businesses across a range of industries, including telecommunications and postal services
- DTo employ Australians
10Through which organisation are shares in public companies traded?
- AThe Stock Exchange Association of Australia
- BThe Australian Market of Exchange
- CThe Australian Securities Exchange
- DThe Australian Stock Market
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- Cambridge Preliminary Business Studies, Chapter 2 - Multiple Choice
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- cd bragg
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- English
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