46. Almost every path to securing capital for a young venture, other than perhaps the funding that comes from the entrepreneurs themselves or from their friends and families, involves the issuance of a security. Which of the following is not a security? a, a stock b. a bond c. a start-up "acceptance" d. a promissory note 47. A capitalization table is: a. a schedule that outlines the debt and equity structure of a business b. a schedule that outlines the asset, debt and equity structure of a business c. a schedule that outlines the organizational structure of a business d. a schedule that outlines which words will be capitalized in the marketing materials of a business 48. A feasibility analysis is performed to answer four questions. One of those questions is: a. For what price can the business ultimately be sold? b. Who will be the primary investors in the business? c. How much capital will the primary investors in the business contribute? d. Are there enough interested customers that a business based on the concept under consideration can actually tum a profit? 49. A factor is a third party who: a. for a fee that is usually equivalent in amount to 5 percent to 10 percent of the total accounts receivable sold, provides the business owner with immediate cash for the accounts receivable b. for a fee that is usually cquivalent in amount to 5 percent to 10 percent of the total accounts receivable sold, provides the business owner with immediate cash for the accounts receivable and then goes about collecting the accounts receivable themselves c. for a fee that is usually equivalent in amount to 1 percent to 5 percent of the total accounts receivable sold, provides the business owner with immediate cash for the accounts receivable Page 9 of 10 d. for a fee that is usually equivalent in amount to 1 percent to 5 percent of the total accounts receivable sold, provides the business owner with immediate cash for the accounts receivable and then goes about collecting the accounts receivable themselves