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Business

2 answers:

neonofarm [45]3 years ago

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false

true

valentinak56 [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

1) C

2) D

3) False

4) D

5) True

6) True

7) True

Explanation:

1) The product stays in the same price range as the competition if it is not necessarily new or unique.

So, option C. is correct.

2) Option d. is correct i.e., someone needs to find a business to invest in.

3) False, it is not easier for a brand-new business to get a loan than an existing business as a brand-new business may shut down at any time.

4) Option D.is correct as besides price, factors A, B, C are also important.

5) True, almost half the private-sector jobs in this country come from small businesses.

6) True, a small business can thrive, even in a bad economy as it does not need much investment.

7) True, the stock market represents small businesses.

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