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Òåêñò ðåôåðàòà Áèçíåñ (Talking Business)
Ministry of Education
Chuvash State University after I.N.Ulyanov
Faculty of Business and Management
Course Paper:
Talking Business
Student: N.I. Nikitin, FBM-61-02
Advisor: M.V. Emelyanova
Cheboksary – 2003
PLAN:
Introduction….…..……………………………………...……….…….….…….…3
Chapter 1. Setting up a business………………….………………..……..….4Chapter 2. Company performance.….……..…………………….…………..6
Chapter 3. The stock market...…….……..…..….….…..……….……….…..8
Conclusion……………………..……….….……………..………….…….…..10
Bibliography………………………………..………..…….………….…….…11
Introduction
The given course paper represents a brief material. It has the recommendations of successful management of business. The experience of the entering business and the achievements of positive results are generalized in it. I have chosen the theme of my course paper as I think that each person has an opportunity of opening his own business in our country now, but not everyone can do it. And that's why I have decided to help the beginning businessmen to earn money.
The given course paper consists of three parts. In the first part it is considered preparatory steps of the setting up of business. Work of the company is analyzed in the following chapter of the course paper. And I have tried to study the stock market in the third chapter.Chapter 1.
Setting up business
If a person wishes to launch a new business, he has to make some preparatory steps. The first step is the selection of an appropriate legal form. In various countries these forms differ. But usually they are as follows: a limited liability company, a partnership and a sole proprietor.
There is a basic difference between these forms. A limited liability company is a legal entity (legal person). In case of a bankruptcy, it has to reimburse (cover) its debts with all its assets, but the creditors cannot seize the assets owned by the company’s shareholders.
Sole proprietors or partners do not form a legal entity and have unlimited liability. If their business goes bankrupt, they have to reimburse the debts not only with the firm’s assets but also with their personal belongings: money, houses, cars, etc.
For this reason, most businesses are set up as limited liability companies. The name of such a company
