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In a sole proprietorship, who receives all the business profits?
AThe proprietor and the state
BThe proprietor and no one else
CThe proprietor and employees
DThe proprietor and lenders
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The proprietor and no one else
The proprietor bears all the risk, so the whole profit is the direct reward for it.
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