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The expanding Firm
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THE EXPANDING FIRM Contents: Introduction Types of company The role of the stakeholder Strategic planning Research objectives Conclusion Introduction: This is a report for David Jackson, by Gareth Hogan of Maple Management Ltd The report will cover the differences between types of business organisations, which ones would be recommended for Mr Jackson, the expectations of stakeholders, and the process of setting and strategic planning. Other things being equal, to start any business in the private sector, the owner must first have a profit motive in order to encourage would be investors to buy shares in the company. A profit motive is simply the intention to make money. This is needed because without money, there can be no opportunity to establish the company be it as a sole trader, a PLC, or a partnership. Types of company: The majority of businesses in the private sector are sole traders, public limited companies, or partnerships. A business, which is a Public limited company, or a...
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