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2024-02-15

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Franchisor

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Sells a franchisee the right to use the franchise business name and to sell a product/service in given territory.

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Franchisee

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The person/s who purchase the franchise from the franchisor. The franchisee must pay a fee to the Franchisor upon purchase, plus a percentage of sales (royaltys)

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Franchise - forms of business ownership

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Fastest growing form of business, A business thats licenses for their name, brand, and products to a franchisee in exchange for startup fees and royaltys.
(Examples; tim hortons, mcdonalds, nofrills)

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Formula for profit 🤔🤔🤔

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Revenues - Expenses = Profit

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What are the Five FORMS of business ownership?

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-Sole proprietorship
-Partnership
-Corporation
-Franchise
-Co-operative

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What are the Four types of business ownership?

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-Retail
-Manufacturing
-Service
-Not for Profit

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Five FUNCTIONS of Business

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-Marketing
-Finance
-Production
-Management
-Human Resources

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Sole proprietorship - forms of business ownership

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-Businesses owned and operated by one person
-The owner is responsible for all operation of the business and assumes all of the risks.
-Most common form of business in Canada
-Unlimited liability for the owner.

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Partnership - forms of business ownership

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-Two or more people that own and operate the business together
-To set up there must be either a verbal or written agreement.

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Corporation - forms of business ownership

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-A corporation is a legal entity that exists independently of its owners
-The owners are called shareholders.

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Co-operative - forms of business ownership

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-Businesses owned and operated by a group of people with a strong common interest.

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Service Business - Four types of business ownership

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-generates profit by doing something for other businesses

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Retail Business - Four types of business ownership

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-generates a profit by selling things
-referred to as distributors

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Not-for-profit Business - Four types of business ownership

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-only type of business that does not generate a profit
-purpose is to meet specific needs of the community

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Manufacturing Business - Four types of business ownership

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-producing products from raw materials then selling to consumers or distributors

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Marketing - Five Functions of Business

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All the business’ activies to plan, price, promote, and distribute good and services to satisfy the consumer.

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4 P’s of Marketing

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Price, Product, Promotion, Place

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Finance - Five Functions of Business

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the management of a company’s money

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Production - Five Functions of Business

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The process of converting a business’ resources into goods and services.

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Management - Five Functions of Business

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The planning and organization of all business activies involving the settings of both short and long term goals for the business.
Management styles include:
Democratic
Autocratic
Laissez-faire

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Human Resources (H.R) - Five Functions of Business

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The people aspect of the business. Involves setting policies that keep your employees happy, healthy and efficient.
Retention - keeping employees