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Active Partner

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Active Partner
In a partnership, a partner who both owns a share in the company's equity and is responsible for the overall management of the company. An active partner sometimes (but not always) provides capital in order to fund the company's operations. An active partner often has unlimited liability in case the company fails. See also: General Partner.


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Ognen Maleski in his today's column in Dnevnik says he regrets that apart from the "Dialogue of Civilizations" the Republic of Macedonia does not have other regional initiatives that would clearly promote our country as an active partner and a factor of peace and security in the region.
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