Entrepreneurship and Small Business (ESB) Certification Practice Exam

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At what stage may the owner decide to sell their ownership in the company?

Startup stage

Growth stage

Exit plan stage

The exit plan stage is when the owner considers selling their ownership in the company, which typically involves strategic planning and preparation for a sale or transition of ownership. This stage includes evaluating the business's value, seeking potential buyers, and understanding the implications of selling, including financial and personal factors. In earlier stages such as the startup or growth stages, the focus is primarily on building and expanding the business rather than contemplating an exit strategy. The maturity stage, while it may involve considerations of selling, typically does not have the same urgency or focus on exit planning as the dedicated exit plan stage, where owners actively prepare for moving on from the business. Hence, the exit plan stage is specifically aligned with the decision to sell ownership, making it the correct choice.

Maturity stage

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