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3 years ago

A description of how the business will generate revenue is always included in a:

Business

1 answer:

GarryVolchara [31]3 years ago

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Answer: business plan

Explanation:

Stock dividend, is a method used to distribute wealth to its shareholders by a company.

A stock certificate is a legal document which implies that the owner has some number of stocks or shares in a corporation.

Business loan agreement is simply an understanding that takes place between a business and a lender which contains the promises made by both parties regarding giving the money by the lender and the repayment plan by the borrower.

A business plan is a document that simply describes a business and, its products or services, its financing, leadership and staffing, its operations model, etc.

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