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Raising Entrepreneurial Capital
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Raising Entrepreneurial Capital

by John B. Vinturella, Suzanne M. Erickson
November 2003
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
393 pages
14h 2m
English
Academic Press
Content preview from Raising Entrepreneurial Capital
to borrow until the absolute level of debt causes all invest ors to raise their
required rates of return and thus the firm’s cost of capital.
New businesses do not have unlimited access to capital. Until a firm
becomes publicly traded capital access will usually be a constraint. The
new venture ’s equity is typically limited to the personal resources and friends
and family financing mentioned in Chapter 1. The primary consideration for
the new venture is cash flow, and debt reduces cash flow. The firm must
maintain a reserve of borrowing capacity for emergencies and keep debt to a
level that does not jeopardize the firm’s existence through unsustainable ...
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ISBN: 9780127223513