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What is a another name for money or machines invested in a business?
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Equity or Owner's Equity.
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Do you do start business loans. I have no collateral and I do not have money invested. Its just me and the idea for the store.?
No you can only get a business loan with something down.
What is corporate business?
In a corporate business, many people have invested money into stocks within the company and hope to make a return of funds from their investments.
What are the different business basic resources?
man money machines materials methods -daniecka_camille@yahoo.com
What are the risks of conducting business online?
Compared to a brick and mortar business the risks for an online business are minimal. The largest risk is as with every other business to fail. Then you loose all the time and money you invested. But since it's possible to start an online business with no or a minimal amount of money I'd say the largest risk is having wasted a lot of time.
Why would a business takeover another?
To make more money
What is money known as that is used to invest in business?
Money invested in business is called capital
Is money invested in a business by an individual or a group of individuals in exchange for equity in the business?
Venture Capital
What term do accountants use to describe the money which the owner has invested in the business?
Capital
How much money is invested in the average small business?
About 7000$ in a in a month probobally
What defines the term financial capital?
the amount of money a firm or individual has invested in a business
Which of these defines the term financial capital?
the amount of money a firm or individual has invested in a business
Do you do start business loans. I have no collateral and I do not have money invested. Its just me and the idea for the store.?
No you can only get a business loan with something down.
Can some one invest in your business?
Anyone can invest in a business if that is what the owner wants. There will have to be an agreement on how much money will be invested, the investor's role in the business, and what percentage of the business that they want.
What is the chance a business owner will lose the time and money invested in a business that proves to be unprofitable?
An unprofitable business, unless supported by owners with deep pockets, will eventually go out of business. When that happens, any time invested in the business and unrecoverable investment would have to be written off so your scenario represents a 100% chance of losing time and money invested. It doesn't have to be that way of course if action is taken to identify areas for a turnaround to profitability before it is too late.
What did John D Rockefeller invest in 1860?
Well he invested a lot of his money into his business which was in the Oil Industry.
In which period of time did the largest percentage of growth in money invested in American business occur?
1850 to 1860
What is equity in balance sheet?
Equity in balance sheet is that account in which owner has invested money in business and business is liable to it's owner to return.
