Business, 25.02.2020 02:01 annekacoleman

Rhonda is convinced she has the best idea for a new business. Unfortunately, her business would require a fairly high initial investment and Rhonda has poor credit and very little personal wealth. She would be unlikely to find success if she organized her business as a sole proprietorship.

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