Question
Which can a company do to secure additional capital without going into debt?
Responses
buying out another company
buying out another company
going public
going public
bargaining for wage reductions
bargaining for wage reductions
taking a business loan
Responses
buying out another company
buying out another company
going public
going public
bargaining for wage reductions
bargaining for wage reductions
taking a business loan
Answers
GPT-4o mini
To secure additional capital without going into debt, a company can consider the following options from your list:
1. **Going public**: This involves offering shares of the company to the public through an initial public offering (IPO). This allows the company to raise capital by selling equity rather than taking on debt.
The other options listed, such as "buying out another company," "bargaining for wage reductions," and "taking a business loan," either do not secure additional capital or involve incurring debt (in the case of taking a business loan).
To summarize, the main option from your list for securing additional capital without incurring debt is "going public."
1. **Going public**: This involves offering shares of the company to the public through an initial public offering (IPO). This allows the company to raise capital by selling equity rather than taking on debt.
The other options listed, such as "buying out another company," "bargaining for wage reductions," and "taking a business loan," either do not secure additional capital or involve incurring debt (in the case of taking a business loan).
To summarize, the main option from your list for securing additional capital without incurring debt is "going public."