57) companies,
loans, bankers, investors, debtors
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Companies, loans, bankers,
investors, debtors
An entrepreneur A has a good idea
and wants to put it into practice. His problem is lack of capital. Another B
collects money from a few people C, promises them X% interest, passes the
money on to entrepreneur A with X + Y% interest. From a simplified point of
view, this is how every banking business works if A wants to remain the only owner of his idea. Another option is the stock exchange, in which bonds are
issued. In this way the role of the banker is bypassed. Dividends are
paid out annually, which is generally a bit higher than the interest rate in
a bank. If A goes bankrupt, the bank loses its money. If the bank lends its
money to many such people, it goes bankrupt and people C lose their money.
Fundamentally, financial
institutions or other ways of lending or acquiring capital are of vital significance
to every economy. When we consider other options, these are so-called usury in addition to the legalized banks. All of these help
ideas, inventions and capital to find each other.
There are different types of
companies in modern business law. These are divided according to the degree
or type of participation (money, ideas, real estate, means of work, equipment, machinery) of different
parties in a company. These types of companies are primarily concerned with
how profits or losses are distributed, or who should be held responsible in
the case of bankruptcy.
The problem begins when the loss
or responsibility exceeds the company's capital. Here, creditors lose their
money. Fraud is possible if incorrect or insufficient information is given,
or if different positions of bankers, investors and / or debtors are
combined.
It is a miracle that so much has
been created despite so much fraud. This shows that the whole system has to
work somehow.
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