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-Define it -Who owns the business -Give and example of a business that has this form of ownership -List the pros and cons of each and explain why this is a pro/con -If there are specific types, please identify and explain the differences (for example: Partnerships- general, limited, limited liability, master limited) Types of ownership: -Sole Proprietorship -Partnership -Corporation .

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