Which of the Following Is a Major Difference Between Banks

question 8

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a major difference between banks and venture capitalists as categories of private financing?

• A) Unlike banks, which recruit investment specialists, venture capitalists are private investors without any specialized investment skills.
• B) Unlike banks, which provide investment for high-risk businesses, venture capitalists won't lend money to a start-up that hasn't established a successful record of accomplishment.
• C) Unlike banks, which don't require collateral, venture capitalists provide investments only when an entrepreneur puts up marketable collateral.
• D) Unlike banks, which only provide money, venture capitalists also provide management expertise.
• E) Unlike banks, which are extremely focused and selective in giving loans, venture capitalists are less focused and provide loans to a large number of start-ups.

Learn about the peer-review process and its role in research publication.

Understand the structure and purpose of a research proposal.

Recognize the significance of statistical analysis in interpreting research results.

Identify the importance of professional meetings for presenting research findings.

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Definitions:

Need Hierarchy

A rephrased definition of Maslow's Hierarchy, emphasizing the organization of human needs into levels, with foundational necessities being addressed before higher, psychological, and self-fulfillment needs.

Lower Needs

In Maslow's hierarchy, these are the fundamental physiological and safety needs that are essential for survival, such as food, water, and shelter.

Misconceptions

Incorrect beliefs or ideas stemming from misinformation or misunderstanding.

Maslow's Hierarchy

A psychological theory proposed by Abraham Maslow that suggests human needs are arranged in a hierarchy from the most basic physical needs to higher psychological needs, culminating in self-actualization.