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1 Making it Rich!

2 How does one make it rich today?

3 Private Business evolve into Corporations
Sole Proprietorship Partnerships Seiderzard Seiderseleon Seidermander

4 Why? Owner must constantly seek to raise revenue from investors
Sole Proprietorship Corporations Owner must constantly seek to raise revenue from investors Owner is 100% in control and reaps ALL OF THE BENEFITS AND RISKS! Raise large amounts of money Banks more likely to give money since the company goes on after the founder dies Owners/Investor do NOT have to pay debt of business

5 Franchise A business in which the owner is the only seller of a certain product in a certain area.

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