The Initial Seed Money for a Start-Up Usually Comes from

question 8

Multiple Choice

The initial seed money for a start-up usually comes from

• A) public investors.
• B) investment banks.
• C) the entrepreneur or other founders.
• D) commercial banks.

Understand the 5 Cs of credit and their importance in credit decisions.

Identify different types of credit and distinguish between open-end and closed-end credit.

Understand the principles and calculations involved in determining credit limits and debt-to-income ratios.

Recognize federal laws and consumer rights related to credit reporting and fair credit practices.

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Definitions:

National Saving

The sum of private and public savings in a country, representing the total income remaining after expenditures on goods and services.

Domestic Investment

The total investment in physical assets such as buildings and machinery within a country's borders.

Goods And Services

Physical items and intangible benefits provided to satisfy the wants and needs of consumers.

Assets Abroad

Financial holdings, investments, or physical properties located outside one's home country, potentially subject to taxation and regulation in multiple jurisdictions.