Learning Journal Unit 7 (BUS 3305 WK 7)
Learning Journal Unit 7 (BUS 3305 WK 7)
course material and how it relates to my goals for my life and work. All of the reading
assignment's tasks turned out to be relevant and enriching. In particular, the reading
assignment gave me great insights that improved my understanding of the material and gave
me useful knowledge that I can use in everyday situations. The Self-Quiz was a useful tool
for self-evaluation as it allowed me to see where I stood on the teachings from the week and
atmosphere that enabled me to actively consider newly acquired knowledge and how it would
affect my future development on both a personal and professional level. I learned about the
basic to sophisticated elements that affect company organization in this week's assignment, as
well as how crucial they are in determining how taxes and responsibilities are structured.
Any investment with limited liabilities is one in which the investor's highest potential
losses are equal to the amount invested (Lau & Johnson, 2011). Creditors cannot access the
investor's other assets. Interference by the government with limited liability companies'
activities is a complicated matter that strikes a balance between the rights of individuals, the
public interest, and economic stability. Even if the government designs and controls these
necessary precaution to safeguard the general welfare, encourage economic stability, shield
customers from dishonest business practices, and guarantee legal compliance. Governments
have an obligation to make sure companies follow the law, behave morally, and meet their
stakeholder commitments (Keatinge et al., 1992). This might involve stopping dishonest
behavior, harm to the environment, and other negative activities. Regulations designed to
stop monopolies, maintain fair competition or stabilize financial markets can all contribute to
economic stability. Regulating product quality, safety, and labeling, as well as providing
limited liability contended that it would not only boost investment but also the establishment
of investment channels—many allusions were made to the surplus of cash lying around—for
the good of the nation overall (Ireland, 2010). Since limited liability companies must abide by
numerous rules and regulations pertaining to employment, taxes, and intellectual property,
legal compliance is also very important. On the other hand, overbearing government
finding a balance between regulation and enabling companies to function and compete in the
carefully balance the interests of the general public, maintain economic stability, and
encourage ethical corporate practices. While excessive interference can stifle innovation and
progress, regulatory supervision is necessary to avoid abuses and preserve legal compliance.
productive and fair work environment that benefits both people and society at large.
References
Ireland, P. (2010). Limited liability, shareholder rights and the problem of corporate
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Lau, T. & Johnson, L. (2011). The Legal and Ethical Environment of Business (Vol. 1). Flat
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Keatinge, R. R., Ribstein, L. E., Hamill, S. P., Gravelle, M. L., & Connaughton, S. (1992).
The Limited Liability Company: A Study of the Emerging Entity. The Business Lawyer,
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