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Why does a sole proprietorship generally remain small in size?
AStrict legal rules
BHigh tax burden
CHeavy state control
DLimited resources
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Limited resources
Funds are limited to personal savings and borrowings, and lenders hesitate to give long term loans.
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