Question

1 fill in the blanks to complete the sentences. to reduce personal financial risk, a business might turn their business into a(n). when a company’s stock price rises, a in that company can sell her stock to make a(n). it’s smart to in a company when its shares are cheap and when the price increases.

Explanation:

1. For the first sentence: A business "owner" would be the one looking to reduce personal financial risk by changing the business structure. Then, turning it into a "corporation" helps limit personal liability.
2. Second sentence: A "shareholder" owns stock in a company, and when stock price rises, selling stock gives a "profit".
3. Third sentence: The strategy is to "invest" when shares are cheap and "sell" when price increases.

Answer:

To reduce personal financial risk, a business \boxed{owner} might turn their business into a(n) \boxed{corporation}.
When a company’s stock price rises, a \boxed{shareholder} in that company can sell her stock to make a(n) \boxed{profit}.
It’s smart to \boxed{invest} in a company when its shares are cheap and \boxed{sell} when the price increases.