According to our textbook, in a proprietorship business forms, there is no separation between business assets and personal assets. Consequently, this form of business organization is characterized by what is called unlimited liability.

Cooperatives may do some business with individuals who are not members.

According to our textbook, the form of organization is not necessarily dictated by the size or type of agri-business: nearly every conceivable size and kind of agribusiness may use any of these five business organization forms.

Which of the partner types have limited liability?

According to our textbook, a limited partnership permits individuals to contribute money or other ownership capital without incurring the full legal liability of a general partner.

According to our textbook, a limited partner’s liability is generally limited to the amount that the individual has personally invested in the business.

According to our textbook, since a proprietor cannot pay him/herself a salary, the amount left over at the end of the year is treated as personal income or salary.

Nonprofit or not for profit corporations are in business to earn profit.

According to our textbook, in limited partnership all partnerships are required by law to have at least one general partner who is responsible for the operation and activities of the business, but it is possible for other partners to be involved in the business on a limited basis.

According to our textbook, until all employees understand their relationships to other employees and to the agribusiness as a whole, cooperation, teamwork, and coordinated action remain impossible to achieve.