Which venture-harvesting method usually supports a venture's future growth and facilitates the business owner's exit? Options: Developing a licensing plan, Ceasing business operations, Setting up a public trust fund, Initiating a public stock offering
Entre2 ASK Practice Exam Part 2 (#13-25)

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Initiating a public stock offering
Answer explanation
Initiating a public stock offering. Venture harvesting is the stage in the entrepreneurial process in which the entrepreneur exits the business and collects (harvests) his/her share of the venture investment. There are many ways to harvest a venture, which includes closing the business entirely, selling the business to another person or company, keeping the business intact and releasing cash flows, and taking the company "public" through an IPO (initial public offering). IPO means that the entrepreneur is selling stock to the public and giving up control of some or all of the business; over time, the venture becomes a public corporation. By incorporating the business, the owner is selling stock, which generates money so the company can continue and grow. Ceasing business operations means that the business cannot grow because it is closed. Setting up a trust fund and developing a licensing program does not help the owner exit the business nor does it ensure the business's growth.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What insurance coverage should Bennett have after moving into her own apartment and relying on bus transportation? Options: Health and life insurance, Renter's insurance and temporary short-term health insurance, Renter's insurance and auto insurance, Auto insurance and temporary short-term health insurance
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Renter's insurance and temporary short-term health insurance
Answer explanation
Renter's insurance and temporary short-term health insurance. Although Bennett has not started her new job, she should obtain renter's insurance to protect her belongings in the apartment. Since she hasn't started her job yet, she should get temporary health insurance that would provide coverage from 1-12 months. Health insurance will probably be provided by Bennett's employer once she starts working. Auto insurance is not needed since she will be using bus transportation. They're, in effect, continuing their coverage with their previous employer. No information was provided as to whether Bennett had prior employment.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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To prevent business failure, even a very profitable company must manage its cash flow.
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manage its cash flow.
Answer explanation
Manage its cash flow. A company can be very profitable and still fail if it does not properly manage its inflows and outflows of cash. Spending all earnings would likely lead to business failure. Successful businesses reinvest some of their earnings, but it is important to keep some cash on hand for emergencies. If a profitable company increases sales, it may further increase its profits, but it still has to manage the cash from those profits to prevent business failure.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following is an advantage of a loan program provided by state or local development corporations:
The business plan does not need to be complete.
It may offer small-business loans at lower rates.
It is designed to serve a certain geographical area
A business may have a longer period of time to repay.
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It may offer small-business loans at lower rates.
Answer explanation
It may offer small-business loans at lower rates. Often, government subsidies support these programs that enable businesses to obtain loans at lower rates of interest. The programs may also be able to guarantee a business loan from a bank. Businesses will still need to develop a good business plan. Most of these programs are restricted to certain geographical areas, which is a disadvantage. The repayment schedule is usually the same as for a conventional loan.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Changes in accounts receivable are reflected in
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cash from operations.
Answer explanation
Cash from operations. Cash flow includes three components by which cash enters and leaves a company: cash from operations, investing, and financing. Cash from operations includes how much cash is generated from a company's products or services. Accounts receivable is included in this section. Net income is not the same as cash flow because it also includes sales made with credit.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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When businesses help employees work together and share their knowledge in order to complete a project, they are managing
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collaboration.
Answer explanation
Collaboration. Collaboration is working together by drawing from one another's knowledge and experience. It is usually necessary for businesses to manage collaboration because the employees who are working together have different skills and backgrounds. The employees often need guidance and direction to help them focus on the common project rather than on their specific area of interest. Productivity is the amount of work employees perform in a given period, usually their output per hour. Communication is an exchange of information in which the words and gestures are understood in the same way by both the speaker and the listener. Performance is the way employees do their jobs.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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During the employee-selection process, most businesses first require job applicants to
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fill out an employment application.
Answer explanation
Fill out an employment application. The information provided by the applicant indicates to the business whether the applicant might be qualified for the job. The second step is an interview, followed in some cases by tests to determine whether a job applicant can perform successfully. A physical examination may also be required to protect the company from insurance or workers' compensation claims caused by pre-existing physical problems.
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