A) crowdfunding
B) penny pinching
C) crowdsourcing
D) bootstrapping
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A) Do nothing.
B) Change the date on your crowdfunding site but do not draw attention to it.
C) Be honest; alert your backers and notify others through the crowdfunding site.
D) Shift the blame to someone else (manufacturers,distributors,suppliers,etc.) .
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A) startup
B) sweat equity
C) penny pinching
D) zero-based funding
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A) labor equity
B) owner labor
C) sweat equity
D) family ownership
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A) Investors are given the opportunity to become company shareholders.
B) Funds are raised from a community of angel and venture capitalists.
C) Funds are provided by the government.
D) Financial institutions are allowed to raise funds on these sites.
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A) Projects are easy to conduct.
B) There are different options in getting funded,aside from giving a part of the company away.
C) It is relatively risk free.
D) It is the easiest way to get worldwide recognition.
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A) Investors provide financial support with no expectation of direct return.
B) Investors are given prizes for their financial support,such as product samples or experiences.
C) Equity is exchanged for the contribution.
D) Funds are treated as loans.
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A) Most businesses start without any formal investment.
B) This is a valid reason for not starting a business.
C) Formal investment will be needed to make a successful company.
D) People who have no money cannot start a business.
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A) a free product or product sample
B) participation in a cash award raffle
C) presale delivery of the product or service
D) free tickets to a play
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A) patronage
B) equity
C) crowdfunding
D) crowdsourcing
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A) penny pinching
B) bootstrapping
C) sweat equity
D) affordable loss
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A) crowdsourcing; it uses the expertise of the crowd to greatly reduce the cost of design and construction
B) crowdfunding; it uses the Internet to quickly generate a large user base for Wikihouse
C) bootstrapping; it allows amateur designers an opportunity to disrupt the construction business
D) Wikifunding; it uses the open-source Wikipedia platform to generate new solutions and opportunities
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A) a person who will pay back a loan if you fail to do so
B) a person who contributes support in a crowdfunding venture
C) a financial institution that lends money to a startup
D) the financial institution that manages the transfer of money
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Multiple Choice
A) The project is automatically extended for another 30 days.
B) The project owner can keep the money raised up to the end of the period.
C) The project owner can transfer funds earned to a project of his or her choice.
D) The money is not earned and no money will be received.
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