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Please match the following descriptions with the types of financing they describe. The concept that the more shares there are, the less your shares are worth. A. Dilution Typically an interest free loan B. revolving credit line C. convertible debenture A loan that can be secured or unsecured and renews annually, typically covers short term working capital needs D. Trade credit These are ypically sold by a public company, they pay interest quarterly and can be publicly traded. E. flooring F. inventory financing Liquidation rights come last, after all creditors and other claims are made against a company. G. equipment loan Usually only raw materials and finished goods qualify for this, and even then, lenders will only lend up to 50% of the value H. bond I. common stock v A company with a low credit rating will probably have to financing its receivables with this. J. factoring v A type of lending typically used against high priced inventory like cars and boats When a company allows this loan to be exchanged into shares of stock. Lenders typically will exchange when the stock price exceeds the exchange price. A sale and leaseback transaction is an example of this type of loan