Business Organizations & Regulation

Deliverable Length: Proposal: 1,750–2,200
words  APA Style

As an entrepreneur, you want to start a business. You know
that the first step is to consider drafting a business plan proposal to
organize all of your ideas. For this assignment, you will be submitting a
business plan proposal for your imaginary business. For research purposes, you
can choose any state for the location of your business. Your business plan
should include the following:

• Introduction
  of the proposed business
• Description
  and explanation of the type of business entity that is best for your
  business
  • Partnership,
    corporation, etc. (for purposes of this assignment, you should NOT choose
    a sole proprietorship for your business entity.)
  • Provide
    explanation for your choice of business entity (advantages/disadvantages
    of the selected type of business entity)
• Description
  of the specific steps needed to be followed to successfully and legally
  start the business
  • Steps
    will vary, depending on the type of business you choose
  • Good
    sources of research for this area include the following:
    • Textbooks
    • State
      statutes (for example, Chapters 47 and 48 of the South Dakota Codified
      Laws include information on the business formation process)
    • The
      Small Business Administration Web site will be helpful; it includes
      information on how to start a small business
• A
  draft of the appropriate written agreement for the particular type of
  entity chosen
  • Articles
    of incorporation, articles of organization, partnership agreement, etc.
• A
  draft of a valid contract with a vendor, supplier, customer, etc. that
  illustrates all elements of a contract

 

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Read the dialog below.  Answer the questions that follow.

Meet Lucy Fuego.  Lucy is the C.E.O. of a large apparel company, called Serpentine Designs.  Lucy’s company has “knocked off” or copied the t-shirt design of a smaller company.

The smaller company, called Creative Designs, is run by Eve.  Eve is intimidated by the power, reach, and resources of Lucy’s company.  However, Eve’s company is now losing money on a shirt that was one of her best sellers.  Eve decides to email Lucy directly.

1.    Eve:   “Hi Lucy, Did you know that your creative team stole one of my t-shirt designs?”

2.    Lucy:  “Oh, Hi Eve.  We didn’t steal your shirt, we simply knocked it off.”

3.     Eve:    “You copied the design, the color, the font; it’s the same shirt”

4.     Lucy:   “What can I tell you, Eve?  We didn’t do anything illegal.”

5.    Eve:    “Well, you may not have done anything illegal, but that’s because the laws protecting 
     designers haven’t been updated in over a century.  But that’s not my point, whether what you did was legal or illegal; it was immoral.”

6.    Lucy:   “I’m sorry Eve, this is the culture of the fashion industry.  And that shirt has been a big hit for us.”

7.    Eve:  “You’re making money, but I’m losing money.”

8.    Lucy:  “Well, that’s what matters here, money.  I’m in this industry to make money.  If the. roles were reversed, you’d do the same thing to me.”

9.    Eve:  “No, I wouldn’t.  I understand money is a value, but it isn’t the highest or only value.  I’m in this industry because this is my vocation; this is what gives my life meaning.  This is a moral way for me to make money.”

10.  Lucy:  “Oh, Eve, that’s so cute; what a quaint idea.  But this is the way the apparel industry functions, and it works for us.  It gets us to where we want to go.”

11.  Eve:  “So, whatever makes you money is okay?”

12.  Lucy:  “Precisely, Eve.  As long as it’s not illegal, it’s our guiding principle.”

13.  Eve:  “Well, some things are wrong even if they’re legal”

14.  Lucy:  “Oh, there’s that cute idea again.  Hey, would consider coming to work for me?  We could use that idea to sell a lot t-shirts?”

1. There is a conflict of values between Eve and Lucy.  What is the conflict?  In other words, what value does Lucy primarily represent and what value does Eve primarily represent?  Defend your answer.

2. Is Lucy a utilitarian?  Why or why not?  Is Eve a utilitarian?  Why or why not?

3. What is cultural relativism?  What would or could a cultural relativist say about Lucy and Eve’s dispute?

4. What is a conception of The Good?   What is Eve’s conception of The Good?  What is Lucy’s conception of The Good?  Defend your answer.

5. What is Lucy’s overall argument?  What is Eve’s overall argument?

Please answer all the questions I need this asap.

 

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