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saveliy_v [14]
2 years ago
3

Clara and Sandra collaborate to open a cafe. They come to an arrangement wherein Sandra manages the cafe from Monday to Wednesda

y, Clara manages it from Thursday to Saturday, and both jointly manage it on Sunday. Both Clara and Sandra share the profits of the business equally while facing a personal liability for any debts or losses that the cafe may incur. In this scenario, Clara and Sandra most likely _________.
English
1 answer:
BlackZzzverrR [31]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

have a general partnership.

Explanation:

A general partnership is a form of business setting in which two or more individuals come together and assent to share the liabilities, assets, profits, and finances. In this form of business, the partner's assent to unlimited liability. Unlimited liability means that the liabilities can be paid by seizing the property of the owner. It is the most general form of business establishment thus the name given.

<u>In the given case, Clara and Sandra have entered into this form of General Partnership as they share the work, profits, and debts as well</u>.

So, the correct answer is the general partnership.

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