Money or tax breaks provided by government to help start up businesses which are usually criteria specific in order to qualify for this aid are called

(a)  

Money that is given to businesses by government or any other organisation which is not required to be paid back or returned is called

(a)  

Money that is expected to be paid back at an agreed date with interest is called a

(a)  

A business that sells its ownership to friends, family or general public to raise funds to be invested in business is getting funds by

(a)  

Potential customers who invest in a new business in small amounts via schemes and online financing websites are part of

(a)  

The individuals who often bring contacts and experience to a business and invest in an existing start up business in return for a stake/ ownership in it are called

(a)  

Financial companies who invest in an existing high risk/ high return start up business are called

(a)  

When a business buys materials but doesn't have to pay for them straight away and only at a later agreed date is called

(a)  

A financing activity similar to renting which is often used to rent expensive equipment or machinery is called

(a)