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Entrepreneurship concepts

Business-model terms, startup funding stages (bootstrapping, angel, seed, venture capital), lean startup, minimum viable product, pivot, unit economics, break-even.

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  • Q1 · Entrepreneurship concepts · EASY

    A startup founder is personally saving money and using credit cards to fund the initial development of a mobile app, without seeking external investors. This approach to raising capital is best described as:

  • Q2 · Entrepreneurship concepts · MEDIUM

    In the context of the Lean Startup methodology, a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is primarily designed to:

  • Q3 · Entrepreneurship concepts · MEDIUM

    A SaaS company has a Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) of Rs 500 and a Lifetime Value (LTV) of Rs 2,000. The LTV:CAC ratio for this company is:

  • Q4 · Entrepreneurship concepts · MEDIUM

    A startup initially built a hardware device for smart home security. After testing the MVP, they found that customers preferred a software-only monitoring app. The startup then completely changed its product offering to focus solely on the software app. This strategic shift is known as a:

  • Q5 · Entrepreneurship concepts · HARD

    Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of 'Unit Economics' in a business model?

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