Multiple Choice
If your feasibility study suggests to you that your new business venture is not viable, the next step is to:
A) Hire someone to work on the financial aspects of your plan to make the business viable.
B) Find investors to raise capital for the equipment and fixtures you will need when you open.
C) Create a lean business plan to convince the bank to lend you money.
D) Re-evaluate your concept, market, etc., with the hope of salvaging some of the viable aspects of your business prospect.
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Q1: All of the following are examples of
Q2: A feasibility study will help you determine:<br>A)
Q4: Distinguish between current assets and fixed assets.
Q5: What is the formula used to determine
Q6: Debts you expect to incur that will
Q7: Distinguish between current liabilities and long-term liabilities.
Q8: Which category of financial ratios measure the
Q9: What are the three sections in a
Q10: Non-cash accounting entries that may show up
Q11: A(n) _ measures the company's sales and