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Lesson 4
Learning Objetives
1. identify the three basic forms of business ownership
a. sole proprietorship
b. partnership
c. corporation
2. discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each of the three
basic patterns of business ownership
3. gain competence in making a business legal
4. generate a set of opportunities that respond to the needs of the
environment in terms of key needs, resources and trends
5. identify several opportunities that he can choose from in thinking of a
business idea
6. decide on a business oppotunity to work on
7. realize the importance of environmental screening
8. apply the knowledge acquired in managing a simple business
Identifying Business Opportunities in the Environment
Franchising
Opening Branches
Partnership
Exporting
Exactly How Does a Company Go
Global
• Exporting- this means selling products to another
country. Prices are in foreign currency.
• Partnership-entering into an agreement with a foreign
company to do business in that country would be
beneficial to the local entrepreneur.
• Franchising- this is being practiced by big foreign
corporations by allowing their company's name to be
used by local entrepreneurs to give their business a
global reputation.
• Branch opening- is also an expensive venture especially
for start-ups.
Connecting with Foreign Buyers/Partners
• Travel
• Trade Fairs
• Government agencies
• through friends
• the internet
Obstacles to Globalization
• Language barrier
• laws
• currency fluctuation
• political climate
• tariff or taxes
• fortuitous events
• peace and order
• regional trade alliances
Factors that Drive Entrepreneurs to Go
Global
• Cutting Costs
• Competition
• Availability of Resources
• Market growth
Forms of Organization
1. Sole Prpprietorship
2. Partnership
3. Corporation
PARTNERSHIP
Advantages Disadvantages
1. easy to form 1. unlimited liability of the partner for
the debts of the partnership
2. subject to less government 2. limited term of existence
requirements
3. suited to the practice of a profession 3. limited capital
4. some are exempted from income
tax
5. flexibility of operations
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
Advantages Disadvantages
1. easy to form 1. limited source of capital
2. less government requirements 2. life of business may be dependent
on the life of the owner
3. fast decision making 3. management that may be limited to
the capacity of the owner
4. flexibility of operations
5. suited to small business
CORPORATION
Advantages Disadvantages
1. capacity as a legal entiry 1. activities limited by the articles of
incorporation and corporate by-laws
2. practically unlimited life 2. possibility of abuse of powers of
officers
3.limited liability of stockholders for 3. subject to more governmental
crporate debts requirements
4. wider sources of capital
• Articles of Co-Partnership
• Articles of Incorporation of a Stock
Corporation
• Registering a Business
– www.dti.gov.ph
Registering the Sole Proprietorship
Registering Partnership and Corporation
Registering with Other Agencies
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