Financing and Feasibility
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This Financing and Feasibility page on GoConqr gathers community-made quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and a note on funding a new venture, from personal funds and angel investors to crowdfunding, viability and project evaluation. It's built for university students working through entrepreneurship finance, school students meeting the topic, and teachers after ready-made material. There are over 40 resources here, including over 30 mind maps and more than 4 quizzes. Pick a mind map to see the big picture, then try a quiz to find your gaps.
Top Financing and Feasibility resources
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3 questionsENT 1 2.10 Objective Quiz Variable expenses increase in direct proportion to the rate of which factor?
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34 questionsMGMT 4201 Exam 1 - Chapter 3 Study Questions
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45 cardsChapter 8 what does viability rely on
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25 cardsEntrep. Chapter 5 Financing
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10 questionsEntrepreneurship & Innovation VIII In a firm's early stages, which of the following is the most likely type of financing it will tap into?
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Mind map FINANCING FOR STARTUPS
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Mind map Feasibility Study for Setting Up a Marine Electronics Company in Vietnam
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Mind map Investment Project
Quizzes
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3 questionsENT 1 2.10 Objective Quiz Variable expenses increase in direct proportion to the rate of which factor?
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34 questionsMGMT 4201 Exam 1 - Chapter 3 Study Questions
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10 questionsEntrepreneurship & Innovation VIII In a firm's early stages, which of the following is the most likely type of financing it will tap into?
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20 questionsEntrepreneurship Post Test: Variable and Fixed Purchases Which of the following is another name for operating costs?
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23 questionsVenture Formation Chapter 10 ( funding) burn rate is the rate at which the company is spending its capital until it reaches profitability.
Mind maps
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About Financing and Feasibility
GoConqr OriginalWhat this page covers
The resources here follow two linked questions: how does a new venture pay for itself, and is the idea worth backing? On the funding side, the mind map on financing the new venture sets out sources of finance against business development phases, from personal funds and family and friends onwards. Other maps look at startup funding, venture capital criteria, angel investors and the pitch. Several maps and a flashcard deck cover crowdfunding.
Feasibility and viability
For the feasibility side, the mind map Viability and Funding Options sits alongside maps on project evaluation, pre-application screening and the identification and selection of projects. The map on a feasibility study for a marine electronics company in Vietnam shows how a real venture sets objectives, such as expanding the business and determining profitability. The Investment Project map explains a plan as a document that helps you decide whether to go ahead with a venture.
Where to start
- Open the mind map on financing the new venture for an overview of sources and phases.
- Move to Startup Investment and the maps on funding for the pitch and investor expectations.
- Read the flashcard deck Chapter 8, which asks what viability relies on, including profitability, liquidity and the debt to equity ratio.
- Use the flashcards on Chapter 5 financing for startup costs, payback and return on investment.
Using quizzes and maps together
Quizzes come after the maps. One quiz asks about variable expenses and what an operating business needs in order to make a profit. Another asks which financing a firm in its early stages is likely to tap into, what angel investors are and why a business plan needs a financial plan. Note which questions you miss, then go back to the matching map and read that branch again. Retake the quiz later to see what has stuck.
For something different, Small loan to Begum follows one microloan through a village market, showing how a small amount of finance passes along a chain of traders.
Where it fits
This unit belongs to the Finance, Strategy and Growth strand of Entrepreneurship. Pick one map today, then add your own flashcards for the terms you find hardest.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with the mind map on financing the new venture. It lays out the sources of finance next to the phases of business development, so the later maps on investors, crowdfunding and viability are easier to place. After that, try one of the quizzes to see which ideas you remember and which need another look.
What do the mind maps on this page cover?
There are over 30 of them. They cover sources of finance, personal funds, angel investors, venture capital criteria, the pitch, crowdfunding and fundraising ideas. Others deal with viability, project evaluation, pre-application screening and feasibility, including a study for a marine electronics company in Vietnam and a small microloan example.
Are the resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself. If you want to save quiz scores or make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, you can add a free account.
Who is this page for?
It suits university students, who make up most of the resources, school students meeting business finance for the first time, and teachers looking for ready-made material. Students can use the quizzes and flashcards to practise key terms such as variable expenses, payback, return on investment and viability.
Which flashcards are available?
There are over 5 flashcard decks on this page. They include Chapter 8 on viability, a deck on Chapter 5 financing covering startup costs, cash reserves, payback and return on investment, a deck on profit and harvest, and one on sources of finance and business plans.
What if I can't find the topic I need?
Try a nearby map first. Funding, crowdfunding, viability and project evaluation each have several, and they often overlap. Because the resources were made by GoConqr users, you can also build your own mind map or flashcards for the missing topic and use them alongside what is here.