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The corporation. A business corporation is an institution formed by two or more shareholders, who put money into business and get a share of profit. Their share of ownership is represented by stock certificates. This form of ownership allows attracting financial resources, investing a large amount of capital into production, equipment and research, offering high salaries and attracting talented managers and specialists. Except privately owned corporations there are some other types two, such as educational, religious, charitable and governmental ones. Usually they don’t issue stock certificates and are non-profit.
Also a business may be owned in the form of franchising and other miscellaneous forms.