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An educational institution that sells shares to investors to make money

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rodikova [14]3 years ago

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Incomplete question. Hence, In answered from a general economic perspective.

Answer:

<u>is having an IPO</u>

Explanation:

Of course, an IPO (Initial Public Offering) is one method that can be used to make/raise money by a business. Usually, the institution places its shares of stocks open for sale to investors.

Therefore, we can infer from the above statement that the educational institution was formerly privately owned, but since it started to sell its shares to investors so as to make money, it is having an IPO.

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