Sam is planning to start a pool cleaning business from his home, but has realized that he does not have enough money in savings or credit to pay for the set-up costs and first year of operation. which of the following would not be a good way for sam to get the money to start his business? a. talk to a bank about a business loan for the missing funds. b.talk to an investor about investing their money into his business. c.purchase a $3,000 compact car instead of a truck for his business. d.find a business partner to share the initial expenses.

The answer is: C) Purchase a $3,000 compact car instead of a truck for his business.

Explanation:

If Sam needs money to start his new business, there are a few different options he could explore to get the money he needs.

Sam can go to his bank and request a loan for his new business. If he doesn't like banks very much, then he can try to find an investor willing to invest in his new business (he should include family members as possible investors). If that doesn't suit him either, he can try to find a business partner to work with him, probably as a general partnership.

I really doubt that buying a compact car can help his new business in any way.

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When your stock increases that means that you are paying more for the stock and are losing money so the answer would be loss