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Small companies tend to differ from large ones because ________.

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curls713:
Question 1Private individuals who put their own money into start-ups, with the goal of eventually selling their interest for a profit, are called ________.
◦ angel investors
◦ microlenders
◦ venture capitalists
◦ advisory boards
◦ business incubators

Question 2Small companies tend to differ from large ones because ________.
◦ they have a wider focus compared to larger companies
◦ they are mostly launched with more financial backing than larger companies
◦ they have less freedom to innovate and move quickly compared to larger companies
◦ they can react to market changes and make decisions more quickly than larger companies
◦ they are more bureaucratic compared to larger companies

Yermi196:
Answer 1angel investors

Angel investors are private individuals who invest money in start-ups, usually earlier in the life of a business and in smaller amounts than VCs are willing to invest.



Answer 2they can react to market changes and make decisions more quickly than larger companies

Small, entrepreneurial firms usually find it easier to operate "on the fly," making decisions quickly and reacting to changes in the marketplace.

Zach Presnar:
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