By. Juan Guerrero. Stock - The ownership of corporation is share. Intermediary – A business that goes between moving goods from producer to consumer.

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By. Juan Guerrero

Stock - The ownership of corporation is share. Intermediary – A business that goes between moving goods from producer to consumer.

Sole Proprietor ship – A business owned by only one person. Corporation – Business treated by the law as separate from the owners.

Processor – A business that has change raw goods into finish goods. Manufactures – A business that makes finished products out of raw processed goods.

Unlimited Liability – Full legal and financial responsibility for a business. Limited Liability – Financial responsibility of business owners, only for what they have invested in the business.

Franchise – A contractual agreement to use the name and sell the goods or services of an existing company. Nonprofit Organization - A business whose main purpose is to provide service rather that to make a profit.

Cooperative – An organization of a business owned and operated by the members, who pool their resources and share the benefits. Producer – A business that gathers raw products in natural state.

Wholesaler – Type of business that buys goods in large amounts and resells them to other business in smaller lots. Retailer – A business that sells goods or services directly to the public.