Professional Documents
Culture Documents
2. Marketing objectives are measurable goals that outline what the end results of your marketing
strategy should be.
3. Competition as to any service or product that a customer can use to fulfill the same needs as the
company fulfills.
5. Introduction contains the rationale and the background of the study undertaken.
6. Business plan is a formal written document containing the goals of a business, the methods for
attaining those goals
7. Target market is a specific group of people with shared characteristics that a business markets
its products or services to.
8. Business permit is a key compliancedocument which entitles and enables a business to legally
operate and do business in the area in which the business is registered.
9. Layout planning is deciding on the best physical arrangement of all resources that consume
space within a facility.
10. Firm is a business organization that seeks to make a profit through the sale of goods and services.
helps entrepreneurs focus on the specific steps required to make business ideas succeed, but it
also assists them in meeting short-term and long-term goals
Life, as we all know, is full of demands. To be able to fulfill and secure everything that we
desire, we must compete and fight back against any obstacles that we may encounter.
a. Sole proprietorship
One of the disadvantages of a sole proprietorship is that you have unlimited personal liability for
the business's debts and obligations. If circumstances change, it is simple to change your legal
structure, and you can easily wind up your business.
b. Partnership
Your business is simple to establish, with low start-up costs, and you will have
greater borrowing capacity. Each partner is liable for the partnership's debts 'jointly
and severally,' which means that each partner is liable for their share of the
partnership debts as well as being liable for all debts, and there is a risk of
disagreements and friction among partners and management.
c. corporation
Personal liability protection, business security and continuity, and easier access to capital are all
advantages of forming a corporation. A corporation has the disadvantages of being time-
consuming and subject to double taxation, as well as having rigid formalities and protocols to
follow.