In which case is a business owner's responsibility for debt or damages highest?
a. in a bondholder situation
b. in a limited liability situation
c. in a corporate situation
d. in an unlimited liability situation

The correct answer would be option D, In an unlimited liability situation.

Explanation:

When a business is owned by a single person, then he is the one who is solely responsible for getting all profits and bearing all losses. Such type of business is called as the sole proprietorship, in which the liability situation is unlimited. He would have an unlimited liability upon himself only. There will be no one to share his liability. So in case of debt and damages, the owner of the business who will be most affected by the situation will be the one owning a business as a Sole Proprietor. So option D is the correct one.

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