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Collect into groups of 2-3 students and create a team name related to Business
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Each team will receive several small pieces of paper; write your name on each paper There will be 3 rounds of questions First round is 4 questions. Each question can be worth 1, 3, 5, or 7 pts You cannot use a point value more than once Write your answer & point value to each question on a paper and hand it in Second round is 4 questions Each question can be worth 2, 4, 6 or 8 pts You cannot use a point value more than once Write your answer & point value to each question on a paper and hand it in Third round is one question and you BET YOUR POINTS
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You have to assign each of your answers a point value of 1, 3, 5 or 7 points
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A way that small business owners raise funding without giving up equity. Usually small funding from a ton of “believers”
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Crowdfunding
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How much does a corporation need to be valued at in order to file an IPO
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5 Million Dollars
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This is the right to keep possession of property belonging to another person until a debt owed by that person is paid off
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Lien
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Potential investors seeking a stake in your business. Looking for equity.
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Venture Capitalist (Capital)
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You have to assign each of your answers a point value of 2, 4, 6 or 8
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List 1 disadvantage of the risk financially about a sole proprietor and partnership
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Unlimited liability – both personal and business assets are at stake!
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The marketing tactic before a company’s IPO is known as….
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Roadshow
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What is a non-equity advantage?
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When there are two offers for venture capitalist and one can offer a business “connections” than the other
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What is an example of fixed capital
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Machines, Buildings, or any physical object to create a product
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Each team should know their total score. On the final question, you must bet the amount of points you want to wager.
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Why would someone file for an LLC?
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Limited Liability Companies separate the liability from personal assets to company assets
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