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ORGANIZATIONS
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WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN THE PRIVATE AND
PUBLIC SECTOR?
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Types of
Organizations
Public
Private Sector
Sector
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The Private Sector is made up of
companies owned and run by private
individuals or groups of individuals.
Their main aim is profit making.
PRIVATE SECTOR
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PUBLIC SECTOR
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Liability
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Limited liability
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Unlimited liability
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Sole Trader
Partnership
Franchise
Multinational Company
Co-operatives
Conglomerates
Joint Ventures
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Sole Trader
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Sole Trader
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Advantages of sole trader
It is easy to set up. There are few legal formalities.
Owner has complete control and can make all decisions on his
own
All profits belong to the owner
The owner chooses his own hours of work
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SUITABILITY OF SOLE
PROPRIETORS
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Disadvantages of partnership
There is unlimited liability: partners’ assets may be seized to
repay debts
Profits are shared
If one partner makes a mistake, the partnership suffers
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Company
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Company
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Company
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Private Limited Company
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Private Limited Company
The company is able to raise capital from sale of shares to family and
friends
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Disadvantages of private limited company
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Public Limited Company
This is a company whose shares are openly sold on the stock exchange. It
must have the letters “PLC” written in the name. There is no limit to the
number of shareholders. There must be a minimum of 7 shareholders.
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Advantages of public limited company
Shareholders have limited liability
Capital is raised easily by selling shares
Risk is spread over many shareholders
Specialist help is hired to run the company
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Disadvantages of public limited company
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Conglomerate
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The Massy Group which has been in operation since
1923, is a diversified regional conglomerate with
operations throughout the Caribbean basin, Colombia
and South Florida.
The Group, employs over 11,000 people in our retail,
distribution, automotive and industrial equipment,
energy and gas products, financial services and other
business sectors. With over 60 operating companies
across six business segments comprising Massy Holdings,
the Group can leverage significant synergies and deliver
greater growth and value for stakeholders. Massy is a
public company which is traded on the Trinidad &
Tobago Stock Exchange
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http://massygroup.com/about_us/
Massy Group of Companies
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Massy Motors and Machines
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Massy Gas Products
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Massy Financial Services
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Massy Retail
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Massy Strategic Investments
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With 73 companies spanning eight sectors in over
eight territories, and close to 6,000 employees,
ANSA McAL is the leading conglomerate in the
Caribbean region. Staying true to our founders’
values, we are committed to high standards and
sound business principals and practices. We
achieve exceptional performance and foster long-
term confidence and respect, while generating
sustained growth. As we push further to shape the
future, we remain conscious of our duty to serve and
strengthen the interests of our people, our country
and our Caribbean region.
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Ansa McAl Group of Companies
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Ansa McAl Group of Companies
Massy
MassyGroup
GroupofofCompanies
Companies
Beverage
Construction
Distribution
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Ansa McAl Group of Companies
Guardian Media
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Franchise
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Franchise
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Franchise
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Advantages of franchises
Low chance of failure as an established brand is
being used
Advice and training is offered by the franchiser
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Multinational Companies (MNCs)
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Multinational Companies (MNCs)
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Advantages of MNC’s
They provide employment for citizens of the country
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Disadvantages of MNC’s
Their activities may change the culture of a country
Types of Co-operatives
- Consumer Co-operative: provides members with good and services
- Producer Co-operatives: all factors of production are pooled for the
common good of the producer. It is usually agricultural in nature.
- Financial Co-operative: Members pool savings in order to secure a low
credit for themselves, for example, credit unions
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Cooperatives
Consumer Cooperative
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Cooperatives
Producer Cooperative
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Cooperatives
Financial Cooperatives
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PUBLIC SECTOR
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PUBLIC SECTOR
Statutory Boards
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State Corporations/Nationalized Industries
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State Corporations/Nationalized Industries
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Advantages of state corporations
Emphasis is placed on social objectives rather than profit making, for
example, protecting the environment, providing goods/services
Services that make a loss may still be kept operating if it benefits the
public
Governments provide most of the finance
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Local and Municipal Authorities
These are public sector bodies responsible for services to the local
community.
They are controlled by local government councillors who are elected by
voters.
They are responsible for road maintenance, garbage collection and
disposal, parks and gardens, cemeteries and other amenities like libraries
and public theatres.
Finance comes from government grants and charges from public parking,
entry into facilities and fees for stalls at marketplaces.
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Local and Municipal Authorities
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Statutory Boards
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TYPES OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS
JUNE 2004
Carmen Martin is contemplating turning her mobile canteen into a full fast-food
restaurant. She is pondering whether to maintain the sole proprietorship she has,
whether she should organize the business as a partnership with two friends or form
a private limited company with them.
Linda, a small sole trader, is thinking of expanding her business. She is faced with two
options: To go into a partnership or to convert to a limited liability company.
(b)Discuss TWO advantages and TWO advantages that Linda may experience if she decides
to convert her business to a limited liability company rather than a partnership. (17 marks)