Business Studies, asked by adityasonawane67, 4 months ago

2) In organization,
management and ownership
need not the same.*
Small
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Medium
Large
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Answered by vedikakadu86
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Answered by ParvezShere
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In a medium or large organisation the management and ownership need not be the same.

  • Large multinational companies issue shares that are bought by the public. These shares are nothing but a part of the ownership of a firm.
  • A person invests or purchases a part of a company with the expectation of returns.
  • In a small or micro organisation the management and ownership are usually in the same hands. The small organisation does not issue shares.
  • A large organisation may hire specialised professionals in various fields in order to increase the efficiency and the productivity of the business operations.

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