Respuesta :
I'd say C) partnership.
If she becomes A) a franchisee, she'll have to abide by all the rules of the franchisor, and will have very little control over any company aspects.
Corporations are usually large, and wouldn't be a good choice if she's concerned about money (many businesses start out as sole proprietorships/partnerships and later become corporations when they're more successful).
With a partnership, her partner can aid her financially in starting the company, and control can be arranged with them.
A sole proprietorship wouldn't be a good idea if she's concerned about not having enough money.
If she becomes A) a franchisee, she'll have to abide by all the rules of the franchisor, and will have very little control over any company aspects.
Corporations are usually large, and wouldn't be a good choice if she's concerned about money (many businesses start out as sole proprietorships/partnerships and later become corporations when they're more successful).
With a partnership, her partner can aid her financially in starting the company, and control can be arranged with them.
A sole proprietorship wouldn't be a good idea if she's concerned about not having enough money.
Answer:
Corporation
Explanation:
Heather wants to protect her assets. The best way to do this is to set up a corporation. Under this form of business ownership, she will share ownership with others and limit her liability for any damages