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The time has come to put what you have learned so far to the test and decide what type of business might be a good match for you. At the end of each unit, there will be a Unit Project called "Business Ventures". Each project will build on the previous one. So you will need to complete Part 1 in Unit 1 before you can move on to Part 2 in Unit 2. This part of the project will focus on using the results from the aptitude and personality tests that you took earlier in this Unit. Your main goal for Part 1 is to create a list of possible business ventures that you might be interested in and decide on a legal form of business. During this project, you'll accomplish the following:

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