Venture capitalists are most likely to provide funding
A) if foreign companies are involved with the project.
B) before a new business begins so they can have inputs.
C) when there is only a small return on investment projected.
D) after the new business has already begun operations rather than before it begins.

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Venture capitalists typically provide funding after a new business has already begun operations rather than before it begins. This allows them to assess the viability of the business and potential for growth before making an investment. Additionally, venture capitalists are usually seeking a high return on investment, so a small return on investment projection would be less appealing to them. The involvement of foreign companies may or may not be a factor in their decision to provide funding.

Venture Capitalists Are Most Likely to Provide Funding