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A way of providing every business regardless of size working capital.
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When the market has a large number of similar business.
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Businesses attempting to establish superiority and dominate the market.
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A way of raising money from a large number of people who each contribute.
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Able to be deducted from taxable income.
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When borrowers return all the money they received back to the source when they were raising funds.
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The quality of being trusted for loans or grants.
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Offered by angel-investors with expertise.
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A large organisation or institution.
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The worthiness of someone wanting to receive money by way of a grant or loan.
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Previously established and well-known names in the financial market that majority of people use or recommend.
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The creation of new ideas, products or methods.
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How easily modified something is, like investors or funding terms.
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Beliefs or opinions held about a business potentially damaged by failure to complete a project.
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The ownership of the business or the value of an investor's stake in the business.
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Finance from the owner for business purposes.
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The cost incurred when borrowing money, particularly from banks, credit unions and finance companies.
