A publicly-held corporation can raise financial capital by A. selling its common stock...

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A publicly-held corporation can raise financial capital by
A. selling its common stock shares.
B. borrowing money from a commercial bank.
C. selling its corporate bonds to investors.
D. A and B and C.
Each of the following is a disadvantage of the corporate form of
business ownership EXCEPT
A. the firm's unlimited or continuous life.
B. formal federal and state legal requirements must be met.
C. ownership of the business is widely held by many
shareholders.
D. "double taxation" of corporate profits and of dividends
received
by the firm's shareholders.
A "Limited Liability Company" (LLC) is a hybrid form of business
organization that has features of both
A. sole proprietorships and partnerships.
B. partnerships and corporations.
C. sole proprietorships and corporations.
D. none of the above.
Each of the following is an advantage of operating as a franchise
business EXCEPT
A. name recognition associated with the franchise.
B. standardized policies and procedures for product and service
delivery.
C. guaranteed profit under this form of business operation.
D. marketing skill RE: strategy and advertising.
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