Question 1

A typical business plan includes all of the following sections except:

Accepted Answer

A)  executive summary 
B)  business description 
C)  marketing plan and strategy 
D)  disclosure of pending litigation 
E)  operations and support 
A)  executive summary 
B)  business description 
C)  marketing plan and strategy 
D)  disclosure of pending litigation 
E)  operations and support

Question 2

When moving from entrepreneurial opportunities to new businesses, products, or services, which one of the following is not considered a component?

Accepted Answer

A)  ideas 
B)  feasibility 
C)  business plan 
D)  harvest of venture 
A)  ideas 
B)  feasibility 
C)  business plan 
D)  harvest of venture

Question 3

All else held constant, a higher asset turnover:

Accepted Answer

A)  increases ROA 
B)  decreases ROA 
C)  has no effect on ROA 
D)  may raise or lower ROA, depending on how it affects revenues. 
A)  increases ROA 
B)  decreases ROA 
C)  has no effect on ROA 
D)  may raise or lower ROA, depending on how it affects revenues.

A typical business plan includes all of the following sections except:

When moving from entrepreneurial opportunities to new businesses, products, or services, which one of the following is not considered a component?

All else held constant, a higher asset turnover:

Introduction to Finance for Entrepreneurs

Organizing and Financing a New Venture

Preparing and Using Financial Statements

Evaluating Operating and Financial Performance

Managing Cash Flow

Types and Costs of Financial Capital

Securities Law Considerations When Obtaining Venture Financing

Projecting Financial Statements

Valuing Early-Stage Ventures

Venture Capital Valuation Methods

Professional Venture Capital

Other Financing Alternatives

Security Structures and Determining Enterprise Values

Harvesting the Business Venture Investment

Financially Troubled Ventures: Turnaround Opportunities

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Exam 2: Developing the Business Idea

A typical business plan includes all of the following sections except:

When moving from entrepreneurial opportunities to new businesses, products, or services, which one of the following is not considered a component?

All else held constant, a higher asset turnover:

Introduction to Finance for Entrepreneurs

Organizing and Financing a New Venture

Preparing and Using Financial Statements

Evaluating Operating and Financial Performance

Managing Cash Flow

Types and Costs of Financial Capital

Securities Law Considerations When Obtaining Venture Financing

Projecting Financial Statements

Valuing Early-Stage Ventures

Venture Capital Valuation Methods

Professional Venture Capital

Other Financing Alternatives

Security Structures and Determining Enterprise Values

Harvesting the Business Venture Investment

Financially Troubled Ventures: Turnaround Opportunities

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