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stiv31 [10]
2 years ago
10

Jose is opening a small restaurant. On weekends, he works with his cousin to construct the tables, chairs, and counters that wil

l go into the restaurant. What is the name given to the result of these efforts
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1 answer:
aalyn [17]2 years ago
7 0

The combined efforts of Jose and his cousin in the <em>building and creation</em> of his small restaurant is referred to as:

  • sweat equity

<h3>What is Sweat Equity?</h3>
  • Sweat equity is a term used to described the contribution made during the star-up of a business, project or enterprise which are in form of hard-work or effort.
  • Sweat equity is usually common for small start-ups where the owners do the actual work themselves to save cash or when they are unable to contribute financially for the start-up.

Therefore, the combined efforts of Jose and his cousin in the <em>building and creation</em> of his small restaurant is referred to as:

  • sweat equity

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Lease Liability                 $30,053  

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