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Why does a sole trader have the maximum incentive to work hard?
AFaces no creditors
BPays no income tax
CDraws a fixed salary
DGets all the profit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Gets all the profit
Since there is no one to share profits with, every gain from effort goes to the owner.
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