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Question 261
True/False
Tadashi's uncle passed away and left him a Realty Experts franchise. Tadashi is not a licensed agent or broker, nor does he know the first thing about the real estate business. He plans to sell his Realty Experts franchise to his friend Devonte, who recently got his real estate license. One of the advantages of owning a franchise is that you can decide to sell out to anyone you think is suitable for the business.
Question 262
True/False
A drawback of sole proprietorships is that they usually have limited access to additional financial resources.
Question 263
True/False
Your friend Bainbridge called to tell you he attended a pitch for a new franchise in website development. Bainbridge says, "We can get in for a few thousand dollars." He wants to know if you are ready to invest too. Although both of you lack expertise in graphic design or html programming, this should be a safe investment since it is already advertised as a franchise system. It's probably too good to pass up.
Question 264
Multiple Choice
Compared to partnerships and sole proprietorships, a major advantage of the conventional (C) corporation as a form of business ownership is that it
Question 265
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an advantage of franchises?
Question 266
True/False
Public utilities, like electricity and water, are examples of quasi-public corporations.
Question 267
Multiple Choice
Enok, a prospective franchise owner, is looking to keep his monthly costs as low as possible. The franchisor he is checking out is advertising that royalty payments of 8% of sales could be as high as $300,000 per month. The franchisor is claiming that a franchisee can expect monthly sales to be as high as
Question 268
True/False
If a corporation distributes after-tax profits to its stockholders in the form of dividends, the government considers these distributions as part of each stockholder's personal income. Stockholders pay taxes on these distributions.