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Edexcel GCSE Business Studies
1.4 Making the Business Effective
1.4.1 The options for start-up and small businesses
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A small business is independently owned and operated, with a relatively small number of employees and relatively low volume of
sales
Partnerships provide more capital and shared responsibilities compared to
sole traders
.
True
The choice of business structure depends on factors like the amount of capital needed and the level of risk the owners are willing to
take
A limited company offers limited liability but has higher compliance
costs
The primary focus of startups is rapid, scalable growth, while small businesses focus on serving a local market.
True
Order the factors affecting the choice of business structure by their relevance to capital needs:
1️⃣ Capital Needs
2️⃣ Risk Tolerance
3️⃣ Desired Control/Ownership
Startups focus on rapid, scalable growth, while
small businesses
are more focused on serving a local market.
True
In a sole trader structure, the owner has unlimited
liability
Match the business structure with its advantage:
Sole Trader ↔️ Simple and inexpensive to set up
Partnership ↔️ More capital available from partners
Limited Company ↔️ Limited liability for owners
A partnership allows for shared responsibilities but carries unlimited
liability
Startups are often funded by venture capital or angel
investors
A sole trader's unlimited personal liability is a significant
disadvantage
Limited companies incur higher compliance costs due to more stringent
regulations
A startup is a new business venture, typically a technology-based company, that aims to solve a
problem
Startups and small businesses both prioritize solving problems and growing locally.
False
A limited company offers limited liability but has higher compliance
costs
A sole trader is inexpensive to set up, but has unlimited personal
liability
Match the business structure with its key characteristics:
Sole Trader ↔️ Unlimited liability, one owner
Partnership ↔️ Unlimited liability, shared workload
Limited Company ↔️ Limited liability, separate legal entity
Unlimited liability is a characteristic of both sole traders and
partnerships
.
True
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