AFM273 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Ask Price, Bid Price, Corporate Raid

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1. 1 the three types of firms: sole proprietorship: owned and run by 1 person. Key characteristics: easy and inexpensive to set up. The most common type of business in the economy, but relatively small in terms of revenues, profits, and employees: no separation between the firm and the owner. Difficult to transfer ownership: partnership: similar to sole proprietorship except more than one owner. Key characteristics: income is taxed at the personal level, all partners have unlimited personal liability. Applies to the firm"s debt: a lender can require any partner to repay all the firm"s outstanding debts: ends on the death/withdrawal of any single partner, unless partnership agreement specifies otherwise, fairly easy to establish. Note: some businesses remain as sole proprietorships or partnerships, typically in cases where the reputation of the owners (and their personal liability) is important to the success of the business.

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