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Bob and his sister Betty are co-owners of their late parents' business. Bob actively manages the business; Betty supplies capital from her inheritance but does not work in the business. They squabble over
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Bob and his sister Betty are co-owners of their late parents' business. Bob actively manages the business; Betty supplies capital from her inheritance but does not work in the business. They squabble over the distribution of profits from the business. Bob likely sees his sister as a _____, whereas Betty views her brother as a(n) _____. Group of answer choices predator; parasite co-owner; employee parasite; predator stockholder; manager

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Answer: Parasite, predator

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Managing businesses isn't an easy task despite it might be going well. On managing business, certain agreement has to be reached such as who finances , manages, and how interests are shared, when all these are well spelled out there would be no room for the other party to feel cheated while the other feels same way too. Betty and her brother feel cheated about each other's input regarding their business because they probably didn't spell out how the business operations would be run, they'll need to sort this out so they don't see each other so again.

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