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  1. The corporate structure – ownership rights and limitedliability – Profitability and the markets

What is the difference between a sole proprietorship, apartnership, and a corporation?

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What is Capital Budgeting and what does the Capital Structure ofa company refer to?

What is the “cost of capital” for a company?

What is CAPM?

What is the book value of a company as opposed to its marketvalue?

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