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GOLD’S GYM
GOLD’S GYM
Why is location of a business important to the
success of that business?
If difficult to get to, customers may not make the effort
Not enough parking, customers will not find it convenient
If business depends on drop-in customers, it should be
located where there is high vehicular or pedestrian traffic
If difficult to enter or exit the business, customers may not
return
If customers must walk from parking lot to get to business,
parking lot should be lighted
Beneficial to have other popular businesses in the area to
attract customers
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GOLD’S GYM
GOLD’S GYM
What things would you consider when deciding where
to locate a business such as Gold’s Gym?
Lighted parking lot
Accessibility to major roads
Ample parking
Proximity to public transportation
Other popular businesses in the area (Kmart in St. Marys)
Easy entrance/exit
High vehicular and pedestrian traffic (Coffee Shop)
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Forming & Dissolving a Proprietorship p. 7
Forming & Dissolving a Proprietorship p. 7
In groups of 3, complete the following:
1. Read Business Structures – Forming and Dissolving a
Proprietorship
2. Answer the following questions:
A. Why do you think more businesses are organized as
proprietorships than any other form of business organization?
B. What kinds of people do you think would be most successful as
owners of a proprietorship?
C. List some advantages of a proprietorship
D. List some disadvantages of a proprietoship
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A. Why more proprietorships?
Proprietorships are the easiest way to organize a
business.
Owner has the authority to totally control every
aspect of the business and does not have to get
permission from a partner or from stockholders to
make major changes, etc.
B. What kinds of people would be successful?
Creative, willing to take a risk, self-motivated, good
manager of time, enjoys being in charge, not afraid
of responsibility, ample knowledge related to the
business, good marketing and planning skills
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C. Advantages:
Ease of formation/dissolving, Total control by owner,
and profits are not shared
D. Disadvantages:
Limited resources, Unlimited liability, Limited
expertise, Limited life, Obligation to follow laws of
federal, state, and city in which business is formed
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