Business Ownership and Liability
An exploration of different types of business ownership in Ireland, such as sole traders, partnerships, and private limited companies. Students assess the concept of limited liability.
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An exploration of different types of business ownership in Ireland, such as sole traders, partnerships, and private limited companies. Students assess the concept of limited liability.
Key Questions
- What are the different legal structures for setting up a business?
- What does limited liability mean for a business owner?
- Which ownership structure is best suited for a startup?
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