Case Study

a. Statement of the problem

b. Solutions

1. Sole prop

2. Partnership

3. Corperation

c. Advantages and disadvantages for each solutions

d. Conclusion

what would you do and why.

"Gardeners love this trap That is the slogan for Pierce Lidbetter's Memphis, Tennessee-based company 200 DOD. In 1990, while still a student at Comell University, Ledbetter returned home to Memphis and talled the manager at the local 200 into selling him composted animal manure from the enormous amounts produced by the too's animals daily. Why would any sane individual want animal manure? Well, it is extremely rich in soll nutrients. Wanting to cash in on the gardening craze just beginning to sweep across the US, Ledbetter saw a marketing opportunity. He began selling his Zoo-Doo in attractively designed pails. He even had the unique idea of having the manure compressed into various animal shaped sculptures that gardeners could place in their gardens to decompose naturally and organically. His designs caught the eye of garden centers and mass merchandisers across the US, Ledbetter's Zoo Doo now claims sales of about 15 million any But having a great product and a great slogan is not enough to make any small business a success. It despartant to choose a form of business ownership that best meets your individual needs, goals, and constraints. Factors tuch as availability of adequate funding amount of management expertise, product liability possibilities, and willingness to share decision making can inhumnice which form of ownership is most appropriate A stattant of la v solutions 2) Panthership 3 Comp c) 3 Advantages and 3. con clima what wld you do why "Gardeners love this crap" That is the slogan for Pierce Ledbetter's Memphis, Tennessee-based' company ZOO DOO. In 1990, while still a student at Cornell University, Ledbetter returned home to Memphis and talked the manager at the local zoo into selling him composted animal manure from the enormous amounts produced by the zoo's animals daily. Why would any sane individual want animal manure? Well, it is extremely rich in soll nutrients. Wanting to cash in on the gardening craze just beginning to sweep across the US, Ledbetter saw a marketing opportunity. He began selling his Zoo-Doo in attractively designed pails. He even had the unique idea of having the manure compressed into various animal shaped sculptures that gardeners could place in their gardens to decompose naturally and organically. His designs caught the eye of garden centers and mass merchandisers across the US, Ledbetter's Zoo Doo now claims sales of about 1.5 million annually. But having a great product and a great slogan is not enough to make any small business a success. It is important to choose a form of business ownership that best meets your individual needs, goals, and constraints. Factors such as availability of adequate funding, amount of management expertise, product liability possibilities, and willingness to share decision making can influence which form of ownership is most appropriate "Gardeners love this trap That is the slogan for Pierce Lidbetter's Memphis, Tennessee-based company 200 DOD. In 1990, while still a student at Comell University, Ledbetter returned home to Memphis and talled the manager at the local 200 into selling him composted animal manure from the enormous amounts produced by the too's animals daily. Why would any sane individual want animal manure? Well, it is extremely rich in soll nutrients. Wanting to cash in on the gardening craze just beginning to sweep across the US, Ledbetter saw a marketing opportunity. He began selling his Zoo-Doo in attractively designed pails. He even had the unique idea of having the manure compressed into various animal shaped sculptures that gardeners could place in their gardens to decompose naturally and organically. His designs caught the eye of garden centers and mass merchandisers across the US, Ledbetter's Zoo Doo now claims sales of about 15 million any But having a great product and a great slogan is not enough to make any small business a success. It despartant to choose a form of business ownership that best meets your individual needs, goals, and constraints. Factors tuch as availability of adequate funding amount of management expertise, product liability possibilities, and willingness to share decision making can inhumnice which form of ownership is most appropriate A stattant of la v solutions 2) Panthership 3 Comp c) 3 Advantages and 3. con clima what wld you do why "Gardeners love this crap" That is the slogan for Pierce Ledbetter's Memphis, Tennessee-based' company ZOO DOO. In 1990, while still a student at Cornell University, Ledbetter returned home to Memphis and talked the manager at the local zoo into selling him composted animal manure from the enormous amounts produced by the zoo's animals daily. Why would any sane individual want animal manure? Well, it is extremely rich in soll nutrients. Wanting to cash in on the gardening craze just beginning to sweep across the US, Ledbetter saw a marketing opportunity. He began selling his Zoo-Doo in attractively designed pails. He even had the unique idea of having the manure compressed into various animal shaped sculptures that gardeners could place in their gardens to decompose naturally and organically. His designs caught the eye of garden centers and mass merchandisers across the US, Ledbetter's Zoo Doo now claims sales of about 1.5 million annually. But having a great product and a great slogan is not enough to make any small business a success. It is important to choose a form of business ownership that best meets your individual needs, goals, and constraints. Factors such as availability of adequate funding, amount of management expertise, product liability possibilities, and willingness to share decision making can influence which form of ownership is most appropriate