Exam 4: The Organization of an Agribusiness
Exam 1: The Business of Agribusiness24 Questions
Exam 2: Managing the Agribusiness25 Questions
Exam 3: Economics for Agribusiness Managers17 Questions
Exam 4: The Organization of an Agribusiness31 Questions
Exam 5: International Agribusiness35 Questions
Exam 6: Strategic Market Planning25 Questions
Exam 7: The Marketing Mix25 Questions
Exam 8: Marketing Decision Tools for Agribusiness25 Questions
Exam 9: Understanding financial Statements23 Questions
Exam 10: Analyzing financial Statements25 Questions
Exam 11: Financing the Agribusiness25 Questions
Exam 12: Tools for Evaluating Operating Decisions25 Questions
Exam 13: Tools for Evaluating Investment Decisions23 Questions
Exam 14: Production Planning and Management19 Questions
Exam 15: Supply Chain Management for Agribusiness19 Questions
Exam 16: Managing Organizational Structure34 Questions
Exam 17: Managing Human Resources in Agribusiness34 Questions
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In 2006, about 83 percent of all US business annual receipts came from proprietorships.
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One of the operating principles of cooperatives is "operation at cost." What does this mean?
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In most cases, a cooperative's net income is distributed to individual members in proportion to the volume of business that they have done with the cooperative. A cooperative may choose to retain profits rather than pay them out as patronage returns, but when it does, it normally must pay corporate income tax just as any corporation must. The obligation to return profits to members is a primary factor that separates cooperatives from other forms of business. Noncooperatives are not so obligated and, after paying any tax on profits that may be due, will return profits to the owners of the business in proportion to the owners' investments, or will keep the profits in the business as retained earnings for future growth.
Qualification(s) that must be met to form an S-corporation include:
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In a limited partnership, each individual partner, regardless of the percentage of capital contributed, has equal rights and liabilities, unless stated otherwise in a partnership agreement.
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The form of business organization in the US that generated the greatest amount in business receipts in 2006 was the
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A relatively new type of business organization that closely resembles a partnership, but provides its members limited liability is a limited liability company.
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The legal document that is filed with the state and which sets forth the basic purpose of a corporation and the means of financing is called the articles of incorporation.
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Advantage(s) of a proprietorship form of organization is (are)
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-------------------------------stock usually carries the privilege of voting for the board of directors.
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A partner is an individual who cannot take an active role in management, but is known to be a partner by the general public.
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A -------------------------------partner permits individuals to contribute money or other ownership capital without incurring the full legal liability of a general partner.
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------------------------------- allow cooperatives to distribute net returns or margins to members or patrons.
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One of the three specific features that delineate cooperatives from non-cooperative businesses is to operate at -------------------------------.
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One disadvantage of a cooperative is that in many states each member only has one vote regardless of how many shares of cooperative stock the individual owns.
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