If two partners decide to share profits equally but one partner contributes more capital, what is the likely outcome?

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If two partners decide to share profits equally but one partner contributes more capital, what is the likely outcome?
  1. The partner with more capital will receive a larger share of profits
  2. The partners will renegotiate their profit-sharing agreement
  3. The partnership will dissolve
  4. The partner with less capital will receive a larger share of profits

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Q: If two partners decide to share profits equally but one partner contributes more capital, what is the likely outcome?
Solution: Typically, partners who contribute more capital may negotiate for a larger share of profits.
Steps: 5

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