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Analyze startup costs, capital sources, and the sales needed to break even.
#us_hs_economics
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Use the startup budget. The owner has saved $9,500. What amount remains to be raised?
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A founder needs $40,000 to open but will not give up ownership. She can make scheduled repayments with interest. Which capital source best fits?
A founder wants $25,000 and guidance from one experienced wealthy investor, and is willing to exchange an ownership share. Which source best fits?
A maker needs $8,000 for an initial product run and wants customers to contribute small amounts in exchange for preordered products, not ownership. Which source fits?
A retailer needs short-term funds for weekly inventory purchases and wants to borrow only as needed, then repay after sales. Which source best fits?
A high-growth software startup seeks $500,000 from a professional fund and will exchange company shares for the money. Which source best fits?
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