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igomit [66]
2 years ago
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Fernando teve uma ideia genial, conseguiu transformá-la em uma oportunidade de negócio e agora está querendo montar um empreendi

mento e aproveitar essa oportunidade. Porém Fernando está com dificuldade para decidir qual é a fonte de investimento que ele utilizará para levantar os recursos necessários. Ele não pretende firmar sociedade com nenhuma pessoa ou empresa e gosta de independência para tomar as suas decisões de gestão. Aponte a alternativa com as opções de financiamento que mais se adequam as características de Basílio dentre as seguintes opções: I. Capital próprio. II. Financiamento bancário. III. Investidor-Anjo. IV. Fundo investidor. V. Capital Venture.
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larisa86 [58]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:  

I. Capital Próprio

Explanation:

Considerando que Basílio seja Fernando e ele tenha dinheiro para investir na empresa (não é dito se ele precisa arrecadar o capital de fora ou não), a melhor opção seria capital próprio, onde ele teria completo controle sobre a empresa e qualquer decisão gerencial sairá dele e dele apenas. Caso ele não tenha capital para investir, a opção que menos deixa ele dependendo de outra pessoa seria o financiamento bancário, onde as decisões continuam com ele, tendo ele apenas que pagar o financiamento ao banco.

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