2. Service Business
Carry out activities that are consumed by its
customers
Intermediaries
Sell goods and services
Producers
Create products and services used by other
individuals and businesses
3. BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS: THE PRIVATE
SECTOR
Sole traders
Partnerships
Private limited
companies
Public limited
companies
Co-operatives
Close corporations
franchise
4. Choice of Suitable form of ownership –
A Crucial Decision
The form of ownership determines the -
Division of Profits
Extent of liability
Extent of Risk
Division of Power
Control of Owner
Long term commitment, cannot be altered
easily
FORMS OF OWNERSHIP DETERMINES…
5. Ease of Formation
Sufficient Finances
Limited Liability
Transferability of Interest
Efficient Management
IDEAL FORM OF OWNERSHIP
6. SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
A business owned and managed by one
individual; the business and the owner
are one and the same in the eyes of the
law
7. Owned by 2 or more persons
Least numerous business organization
Smallest proportion of sales and net
income
PARTNERSHIPS
8. CORPORATIONS
Corporations account
for 1/5 of all firms in
the U.S. and 90% of
all sales
A corporation is a
form of business
organization
recognized by law as
a separate legal entity
having all the rights
of an individual
10. What is Franchise?
A franchise is a business established by
one person who buys copyrights of
another firm and is allowed to produce
and distribute that product.
FRANCHISING
11. Nature of Business
Size and Area of Operations
Degree of Control Desired
Amount of Capital Required
Degree of Risk Involves
FACTORS TO CHOICE OF
OWNERSHIP
Describe how a limited liability partnership would allow you to begin a partnership with a noted expert who is only liable for the amount they invested in the company. Explain how a joint venture ends when a project is completed. Ask students to give examples of franchises. Fast food restaurants, hotels, and other businesses operate as franchises.