According to Overholser, the commingling of investments and revenues in standard nonprofit accounting makes it very easy to determine whether takeoff has been achieved and, as a consequence, investors are aware of the outcomes of their investments.

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Overholser actually argues that the commingling of investments and revenues in standard nonprofit accounting makes it difficult to determine whether takeoff has been achieved and for investors to be aware of the outcomes of their investments.

According to Overholser, the Commingling of Investments and Revenues in Standard