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Business Organizations U.S. Legal View

This class explores the law and economics associated with forming various business entities, including corporations, partnerships, and LLCs. It tackles incentive issues and legal frameworks governing these organizations, alongside pertinent international business considerations like taxes and offshore financial centers. Students will establish foundational knowledge of key business entities and learn to analyze organizational challenges effectively. The course also presents data regarding the number of U.S. businesses by employee count and their payroll structures, emphasizing the role of organizational form in business dynamics.

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Business Organizations U.S. Legal View

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  1. Business OrganizationsU.S. Legal View Prof. Roger Meiners Spring 2013

  2. Class Plan • Law and economics of forming a business • What are the incentive issues in different business entities? • What are the legal issues involved in different business entities? • International business issues: taxes, offshore financial centers, and currencies

  3. Goals: Business Entities • Establish common baseline of knowledge of key business entities (corporations, partnerships, limited partnerships, LLCs). • Provide framework for analyzing business organizational issues.

  4. # of Businesses Number of Businesses by Number of Employees U.S. Texas

  5. Employment in Businesses U.S. Texas

  6. Annual Business Payrolls U.S. Texas

  7. Form of Organization Number of firms Employment

  8. Form of Organization Manufacturing, # Firms, U.S. > 500 employees < 20 employees

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