Business Law3.1

Think about the following questions and complete a SWOT analysis. Use the information in 3.2 – Sally’s Case Study. (Any direct information not available can be completed using fictitious information consistent with the case study.)

As you complete the SWOT analysis think about:

• What are your strengths and weaknesses? What are Sally’s strengths and weaknesses?
• What are your business and personal goals?
• What are the financial risks of the adventure?
• What are the start-up costs?
• Is the business location important?
• What does the market research indicate?
• What is your customer base?
• What are the associated liabilities?
• Which state, local, and federal regulations apply?

Use the SWOT Analysis Form (DOCX)

SWOT Matrix

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SWOT Matrix

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