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Stakeholders- Those that have a stake or interest in the performance of a business. *Internal stakeholders = people within the business that have a stake or interest in the performance of a business. Aims- Long term goals a business can work towards. Business plan- The plan for a business as to where they want to go and how they will get there. Business location- Where a business is located. Sole trader- A business owned by one person. Partnership- A business owned by 2-20 people. Unlimited liability- When the owners posessions are at risk because of the debts of their business. Limited liability- When the owners posessions are not at risk even if their business has debt. Public limited companies- Businesses that can sell shares on the stock exchange. Public sector businesses- Businesses owned by the government. Franchising- Big named businesses allowing entrepeneurs to sell products under their name. 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