Topic 1.2 Types of Organisations Flashcards
Continuity
Continue to operate through change of owners due to being an incorporated business
Bureaucracy
Regulations
Charities
Non-profit social enterprises that provide voluntary support for good causes
Cooperatives
For-profit social enterprises set up, owned and run by their members
Corporations
For-profit organisations owned by shareholders
Deed of Partnership
Legal contract between partners in a partnership
Flotation
When businesses first sell all/part of its business to shareholders
For profit (commercial) organisations
Organisations that have making a profit as a goal
For profit social enterprises
Profit generating businesses with primarily social objectives
Free market economies
Economic system where the market largely determines what goods and services are produced
Incorporation
A legal difference between the owners of a company and the business itself
Initial Public Offering
The process of a business sells all or part of its business to shareholders on a stock exchange for the first time
Joint-stock companies
When stocks of a business are held together by multiple titles (Corporations/Companies)
Limited liability
A restriction on the amount of money that owners can lose if their business goes bankrupt
Microfinance Providers
Financial service (for-profit social enterprise) aimed at entrepreneurs of small businesses
Non profit social enterprises/organisations (NPOs)
Organisations that don’t have profit as their main objective, rather social causes/benefits
Ordinary Partnerships
Partnership of 2 - 20 people/partners