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Which is a recognised advantage of a sole proprietorship?
APrompt decisions by the owner alone
BPerpetual succession of the firm
CAccess to very large funds
DLimited liability for the owner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Prompt decisions by the owner alone
The proprietor decides alone, so opportunities can be seized in time.
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