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2 years ago

As little as _______ percent of privately owned businesses ever move from the start-up stage to the success stage.

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melomori [17]2 years ago

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The answer is D: 6% of these businesses

liq [111]2 years ago

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Answer:

6 percent ( D )

Explanation:

As little as 6% of privately owned businesses ever become successful because of so many reasons which include

lack of business experience in the chosen field of the business startup,
using up business profits/funds to solve personal issues
entering into a business for the wrong reason
wrong location of the business
lack of capital to pursue business endeavor
poor business management strategies.

for a privately owned business to be successful alot of discipline and diligence is required from the entrepreneur. also Government granting task holidays to small startups will help them save up profits made and invest in more business process that would in return yield higher profits for them

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