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Financing a sole proprietorship

Business Studies · Grade 10 · about 40 minutes

A kiosk is funded mainly from the owner's savings, retained profit, supplier credit, hire purchase and small loans - which is why most stay small.

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Other lessons in this sub-strand

  1. Sole proprietorship and partnership
  2. Cooperative societies, and choosing a form of ownership
  3. Unlimited and limited liability
  4. What a sole proprietorship is
  5. Forming and running a sole proprietorship
  6. Financing a sole proprietorship
  7. Sole proprietorship: advantages and disadvantages
  8. What a partnership is
  9. The partnership deed
  10. Types of partners
  11. Partnership: advantages and disadvantages
  12. What a company is
  13. The private limited company
  14. The public limited company
  15. Public versus private companies
  16. Cooperative principles in practice
  17. Types of cooperatives in Kenya
  18. Matching ownership to the business