Board game apparatus

A business and finance game apparatus for play by two or more players comprising:

• a game board on which is imprinted a track having an inner and outer circumference, radially divided into several industry segments each of which is radially subdivided into several corporation spaces each corporation space designated with the name of the corporation, and an income and price per share number for each corporation, each segment being separated by a single situation space which allows the player the opportunity to buy and sell shares at the price per share which corresponds to the price per share number on the corporation space, collect income, pay off loans and pay taxes;
• a plurality of bank notes;
• a set of ten corporate shares corresponding to each corporation space, bearing the same price per share number that appears on the corporate space;
• two or more playing pawns employed to designate movement of the player around the board;
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• means for simultaneously governing movement of said playing pawn around the board and directing the maximum number of shares of a corporation a player may purchase upon landing on a corporation space, said means comprising a pair of dice each die bearing on each face a different single number from zero to five wherein the sum of the top exposed die faces corresponds to the maximum number of shares which can be purchased on the landing.