Funding Strategy Quiz

Accelerators primarily offer mentoring, while incubators primarily offer networking opportunities.

Accelerators focus on accelerating growth of existing companies, while incubators focus on developing disruptive ideas into business models. (correct)

Accelerators provide funding for startups, while incubators provide funding for established companies.

Accelerators focus on long-term business development, while incubators focus on short-term growth strategies.

A type of funding exclusively available to businesses with a large customer base.

A business arrangement where the customer provides upfront funding to the vendor before product or service delivery. (correct)

A financial model where customers invest in the company's stock in exchange for discounts on future purchases.

Funding provided by customers to help a business cover its operating expenses.

Seeking funding from a single wealthy investor to kickstart a business venture.

Gathering funds from a small group of investors to expand an existing business.

Raising money from a large number of people through online platforms to finance projects and businesses. (correct)

Obtaining funding from a government agency to support innovative projects.

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