Ch 26,27,28 Flashcards

1
Q

to elect directors, amend bylaws, approve of a merger

A

stockholders

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2
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sually able to vote at stockholder’s meetings, entitled to receive dividends before common stockholders, and entitled to receive stock certificates.

A

preferred stockholders

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3
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The liability of the stockholder for the debts of a corporation is

A

Limited amount invested

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4
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a corporation may obtain financing through means of

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common stock, (preferred stock) or (bonds)

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5
Q

A technique for enabling large stockholders to exercise control in a corporation is

A

cumulative voting

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6
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A corporation comes into existence when the

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when a sate issues a charter

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7
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Handles the day to day management of the corporation

A

officers

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8
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When the corporation is taxed on their income and the shareholder is also taxed on their dividends?

A

double taxation

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9
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acts of a corporation that exceed its express or implied authority are called

A

Ultra Vires acts

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10
Q

Major corporate policy is determined by

A

Board of Directors

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11
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Business activity that a state has authority to regulate within its borders is called

A

intrastate commerce

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12
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To be valid, this must be reasonable and is needed to promote a public interest.

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Government regulation

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13
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to maintain competition, to protect the rights of consumers, employees, and owners, and to protect the environment.

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Purpose of government regulations

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14
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One way government regulation can be achieved?

A

Taxations

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15
Q

the most heavily regulated industry in the U.S is…

A

Security industry

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16
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to protect the public, to require persons to meet educational standards, and to require applicants to show competence.

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purpose of licensing laws

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17
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laws that prohibit the sale of certain goods on a certain day of the week are called

A

Sunday Laws

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18
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True or False? A lawyer needs to have a license to practice law.

A

True

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19
Q

business arrangement between a business (franchisor) and a franchisee?

A

Franchise

20
Q

DAILY DOUBLE!!! Name two teams in the final four…

A

Wichita State, Syracuse, Louisville, Michigan

21
Q

The sale of securities is regulated by the

A

security and exchange comission

22
Q

have executive, judicial and legislative power…

A

Administrative agencies created by congress

23
Q

A zoning board is an example of

A

Administrative agency at the local level

24
Q

The most important law passed by Congress to prevent monopolies is called the

A

Sherman Act

25
Q

Administrative Agencies exist at what three levels?

A

federal state and local

26
Q

Sole proprietorship:

A

business owned and operated by one person.

27
Q

Partnership:

A

association of two or more persons to carry on, as co-owners, a business for profit.

28
Q

trading partnership

A

partnership doing business for commercial purposes

29
Q

non trading partnership

A

partnership doing business for professional purposes

30
Q

general partner

A

partner fully active and known to the public

31
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Silent Partnership

A

Partner known to the public but inactive in management

32
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Secret partnership

A

partner unknown to the public but active in management

33
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Dormant partnership

A

unknown to the public and inactive in management

34
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limited partner

A

partner whose liability is limited to the capital invested

35
Q

joint and several liability

A

liability of partners as a group or individually

36
Q

dissolution

A

termination of partnership

37
Q

The most common form of business organizations is the

a. corporation b. limited partner ship c. sole proprietorship d. partnership

A

d. partnership

38
Q

One disadvantage of sole proprietorship is.

a. lack of flexibility b. the difficulty in setting it up c. the expense of setting it up d. owners risks

A

d. owners risks

39
Q

A medical partnership is classified as: a. trading partnership b. limited partnership c. joint venture d. non trading partnership.

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d.non trading

40
Q

LLC

A

limited partnership and permits all partners to participate in management while enjoying limited liability

41
Q

LLP: limited liability partnership

A

limited partnership in which professionals avoid personal avoid personal liability but pay corporate-type taxes

42
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joint venture

A

association of two or more companies or persons engaged in a common project

43
Q

syndicate

A

a less formal type of joint venture

44
Q

cooperative

A

non profit business arrangement for the benefit of member

45
Q

An inactive partner known by the public to be a partner is called a. limited partner b. general liability c. group liability d.dormant partner

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b. silent partner

46
Q

The liability of partners as a group and individually is called
a. collective liability b. general liability c. group liability d.joint and several liability

A

d. joint and several liability

47
Q

Unless otherwise agreed, the partners shares of profits are.
a. equal b. based on the amount each partner invested c. based on the partners work performed d. based on the partners salaries

A

a. equal