Business, 03.10.2019 01:30 tmeissner14

Nick is investing $25,000 in a partnership with his sister and brother. nick does not want to be an active part of the partnership and can only afford to risk the $25,000 he is investing. his brother and sister agree to let him share a proportionate amount of the profits. nick is a(n) in this partnership.

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