assignment directions:
research the topic, classifications of business, then write four to six paragraphs explaining which classifications of
business you utilize in your day-to-day life.
incorporate at least four types and illustrate how they translate into your daily life. use complete sentences and proper
paragraph form. (follow apa style.)
assignment guidelines:
full credit: students will use at least four of the types of businesses and be able to define how each is used in their life
(for example, utilities=hot water for showers, clean clothes, and other uses). students will use proper paragraph form and complete sentences. requires, four-to-six paragraph paper.

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