Small Political Quiz

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Like re: corporate charity... is that talking about big business or small business? New businesses? Non-profits?

Corporate usually means big and powerful, like Wal-Mart and not the local Feed & Seed.
It certainly does not mean non-profites, and I guess new businesses could be included if they are professional enough.
However it does ambiguify it by saying business, there is quite a difference between corporations and business.

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Corporate usually means big and powerful, like Wal-Mart and not the local Feed & Seed.
It certainly does not mean non-profites,

Well, most people have that association with "corporate", but it's not technically correct. I can start a corporation that is just made up of myself, if I wanted to. Corporations can also be non-profit (at least, this is how it works in the U.S.)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporation#For-profit_and_non-profit

You might be surprised that the local ma-n-pop store on the corner is actually an incorporated business. It provides a legal safety net.