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How a firm raises capital depends on the size of the firm, its growth prospects, and its Blank______.

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inflation rate


employee skill level


life-cycle stage
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Answered by GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is **life-cycle stage**.

A firm's life-cycle stage (startup, growth, maturity, or decline) significantly influences how it raises capital, as different stages come with varying needs, risks, and investor expectations.
7 months ago

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