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Cards (79)

  • Fairness
    Giving to a person what is due to him/her
  • Accountability
    The explication and justification process
  • Transparency
    This approach makes a person more honest and sincere
  • Nature of business
    • Aims to earn profits
    • An active process
    • Involves significant operations such as buying, assembling, etc.
  • Nature of a corporation
    • The life of a corporation has no limit
    • The business operates even without any real oversight from the owners
    • Corporation files taxes separately from its owners
  • Role of a corporation
    • Provides benefits such as connections with suppliers
    • Makes massive quantities of goods
    • Hires huge number of workers
  • Advantages of a partnership

    • Sharing of burden
    • Partners both own and control the business
    • Better decision-making because two heads decide
  • Advantages of a sole proprietorship

    • Tax preparation is a lot faster
    • The sole proprietor can pass the business down to his/her heir
    • Handling money for the business is easier
  • Profit
    The amount received minus the amount spent
  • Partnership
    A business venture by two or more people
  • Reporting
    This act should be done accurately to the company's investors
  • Business
    Involves important operations like advertising, marketing, etc.
  • Sole proprietorship

    A business owned by one person only
  • Decision-making
    An example is hiring of workers
  • Corporation
    An independent entity distinct from its owners
  • Fairness is shown when one listens to the two sides of a story before giving his/her judgment
  • Accountability is shown when one admits his/her mistake and is responsible for it
  • Partners refers to two or more people who work together or do business together
  • Profit is what most businesses aim for
  • Business is engaged in if one wants profits
  • Corporations are organizations enjoying the rights and duties as that of an individual
  • Proprietor is another term for the owner of a business
  • Exercising fairness involves paying the right amount for an item purchased
  • Transparency is exhibited when one holds an open bidding for company's next project
  • Accountability is shown when one pays the money collection which he lost in the restaurant, being the treasurer of the lending company where he works
  • A corporation is a separate entity distinct from all the owners
  • Shareholder's liability is only limited to the amount of their investment
  • Handling money for a sole proprietorship is easier than partnership
  • Manufacturing businesses include baked goods and cosmetics
  • The sole proprietor can pass the business down to his/her heir
  • Partnership business lacks formality compared with managing a limited company or corporation
  • Profit is the difference between the amount received and the amount spent on something purchased, produced, or manufactured
  • In a sole proprietorship, the owner decides alone
  • The liability of a shareholder is only limited to the amount of his/her investment
  • Plato: 'Happiness or well-being is the highest aim of moral thought and conduct'
  • Immanuel Kant: 'Motives and the willingness of individuals to act for the good of others, even though that action might result to personal loss'
  • Socrates: 'We have the right to think of ourselves'
  • Aristotle: 'The role of the leader is to create an environment in which all members of an organization can realize their own potential'
  • Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill: 'Utilitarianism is a moral theory that advocates actions that promote overall happiness or pleasure and rejects actions that cause unhappiness or harm'
  • Three important core principles in business organization

    • Fairness
    • Accountability
    • Transparency