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With its larger sums of money, a corporation is in a better position than a sole proprietorship or a partnership to find good talent, as well as to acquire buildings and equipment that can give it more power in the marketplace. Which benefit of corporation does this description represent?
A) having little or no liability
B) having more managerial and other expertise
C) having to deal with startup costs
D) getting possible tax breaks
E) being able to more easily sell ownership shares

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Business: A Practical Introduction

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At first I thought the same until I second guessed myself, thanks for explaining

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